Spacious room with a single toilet and a floor to ceiling solid wood door: šØILLEGALšØ. But add a sink and anyone can poop to their heartās content.
It seems the issue here is actually mixed gender handwashing, which is the real scourge.
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Spacious room with a single toilet and a floor to ceiling solid wood door: šØILLEGALšØ. But add a sink and anyone can poop to their heartās content.
It seems the issue here is actually mixed gender handwashing, which is the real scourge.
Been there, done that. Would not recommend. Space Pirate has nailed the experience. I paid a lot of money for essentially a job, and ended up selling at a loss just to get my time and mental health back.
That was back around 2010 so Iām sure itās an even more difficult situation for franchisees today.
Ask me anything, I guess?
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Looks like weāre finally going to separate church and state!
The real question is how to make it profitable. Turn the captured carbon into building materials somehow?
As it stands, who pays for it? Canāt rely on government subsidies, and canāt rely on business doing it unless theyāre compelled.
I wish it would work but I just donāt see how it fits in the current system at any meaningful scale.
It was a national tech store, so had a few hundred locations around the country. I just had the one.
One of the big challenges was having little to no say in brand or supplier decisions etc. Specifically, we also struggled with paying inflated wholesale prices with the franchisee or then benefiting from volume rebates which werenāt shared. Really crushed our margins!
I suppose in a smaller chain you might be a little closer to the franchisor, and you might have some influence, but ultimately youāll always be the little guy.
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