follow your dream--not OT

[BuzzD]

http://www.wqow.com/story/17031293/tight-budgets-creative-solutions-bbq-business#.

This is a young friend a couple hours west of me doing what he
loves--and it is bbq

[Jon Stine]

Thanks for sharing Buzz ... cool story.

Jon

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http://www.wqow.com/story/17031293/tight-budgets-creative-solutions-bbq-business#.

This is a young friend a couple hours west of me doing what he loves--and it is bbq

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[Merrill]

Great story Buzz. Always nice to see the underdog getting a foot forward.

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[Scot Murphy]

On Feb 29, 2012, at 2:40 AM, Merrill wrote:

> On 2/28/2012 10:53 AM, BuzzD wrote:
>> http://www.wqow.com/story/17031293/tight-budgets-creative-solutions-bbq-business#.
>>
>> This is a young friend a couple hours west of me doing what he loves--and it is bbq
>>
>
> Great story Buzz. Always nice to see the underdog getting a foot forward.

Absolutely. That was a good read. I hope Buzz's young friend gets rich off his bbq!

Scot "capitalism is SO great when it works right" Murphy

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[David Theimer]

Man someday that's my dream too, but I guess I should hit a couple cooking comps to see how I stand up to others.

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[Jack Waiboer]

Hey David,

 

Trust me when I say, comps are not a good gauge on how well you stand up to others.  I couldn’t serve my comp food to the public for profit.  They couldn’t afford it.

 

Jack W.

Charleston, SC

 

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Man someday that's my dream too, but I guess I should hit a couple cooking comps to see how I stand up to others.

On Wed, Feb 29, 2012 at 10:49 AM, Scot Murphy <deppi...@gmail.com> wrote:

On Feb 29, 2012, at 2:40 AM, Merrill wrote:

> On 2/28/2012 10:53 AM, BuzzD wrote:
>> http://www.wqow.com/story/17031293/tight-budgets-creative-solutions-bbq-business#.
>>
>> This is a young friend a couple hours west of me doing what he loves--and it is bbq
>>
>
> Great story Buzz.  Always nice to see the underdog getting a foot forward.

Absolutely. That was a good read. I hope Buzz's young friend gets rich off his bbq!


Scot "capitalism is SO great when it works right" Murphy

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       --Dinah Craik, A Life for a Life, 1859

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[Robert King]

Yep two different things IMO.

Comps your looking for that one bite of excellence and to cater or have a joint your looking for a quality complete meal of satisfaction. Oh yeah and not go broke in the mean time. <G>

Robert King

[Sherman Watkins]

Or in the meal time.

Sherm
Smoking in Montana's Banana Belt

[Jack Waiboer]

I can barely afford it! 

 

Food service is a calling.  If you’re not called to it, best advice is to stay out of it.  Heeding that advice will save your marriage, your family, your home and any sort of dignity you can muster. <BFG>

[tmorro never knows]

LOL, Jack.  Truer words never spoken, especially the 'dignity' part!  I'm thinking of framing that.

Paul

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[Kurt Lucas]

I’ve been in foodservice for over 20 years, and I still question myself on that decision.  lol

 

Kurt

[Michael Morse]

I spent 35 yrs in the foodservice field, and the last job I had I got fired by a dist mgr that was in high school at the same time as my oldest daughter. I am thinking of going back in on the catering end, but most importantly whatever you do, you should do it on your own terms.
 

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[Robert King]

I still think about it myself and I agree you have to have a calling AND do it on your terms.

It's kind of like getting a cavity search. It's fun at first but after a while it starts to hurt...

Robert King

[capta...@comcast.net]

There are many examples I would have used for that analogy, but I assure you a cavity search is not one of them!

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[Dave Farrell]

Merrill,
I am with you on that.  Since Robert is such a good guy, I am going to assume that the experience which led him to that analogy is based on his visits to his proctologist, and not based on his recreational activities.  Just for a laugh Robert!!!

Dave

 

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[Robert King]

Haha you guys. I suppose I should think before I speak. I must have turned off my mental filters. But I think you got the point <g>

Robert King

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