Comments on: Hooters Plus Starbucks Equals The Next Big Franchise

By: JESSICA MOORE

JESSICA MOORE — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 21:27:49 +0000

I think this is a great idea and i really want to open one in Reno, NV this is just a creative way to make money. And if girls want to work there that is fine it’s not like someone is holding a gun to your head. If your hot and you can make money with out taking your clothes off then great. As far as men working there that may be a smart idea they will just have to not where a shirt.

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By: sean

sean — Thu, 15 May 2008 14:43:59 +0000

At least they are drive-thrus… though I guess that wouldn’t stop 5 kids on bicycles from coming at slow times from nursing a single small iced mocha.

I guess if it’s any consolation, this is probably nothing compared to the Internet porn they’re used.

By: concerned

concerned — Thu, 15 May 2008 14:24:57 +0000

What I was talking about with young boys is the fact that I have a 5 year old he is able to see things now that he should have to pay to see as he got older. I think about 14,15 & 16 year olds going through these places and no adult has to be with them I would not want my son going to a place like that. Young guys to do not need any more to think about then they already have. I think it just has the possibility of causing problems where there was no need for it. Coffee is coffee go somewhere else to get a thrill.

By: sean

sean — Tue, 13 May 2008 22:40:21 +0000

concerned wrote: What if it was your daughter that wanted to work there with all these guys that just need a quick thrill. Something to think about….Young boys growing up in this world don’t stand a chance.
I think safety is a definite concern, especially since I’m sure there’re times when one girl staffs one of these things at times. I’d be more worried about the young girls than the young boys.
At least strip clubs have bouncers. Or so I’ve heard.

By: concerned

concerned — Tue, 13 May 2008 21:33:09 +0000

What if it was your daughter that wanted to work there with all these guys that just need a quick thrill. Something to think about. It’s one thing for these places to be private but to be out in the open with families driving by. Young boys growing up in this world don’t stand a chance.

By: Euphoric Videos

Euphoric Videos — Fri, 04 Jan 2008 05:23:55 +0000

I been to something like this in California, but instead of a drive-thru window you have the entire coffee shop, it is called “Vietnamese Coffee Shops”.

By: princessedamame

princessedamame — Wed, 29 Aug 2007 01:57:56 +0000

Many, on both sides, enjoy the gossip and snipe-fest, but several are succesful at their “independent business opportunity” (or at least represent that they are – it is cyberland, and even I may not be what I seem…)

You’re welcome anytime, Sean, no matter what the other girls say!

And Miss Tea – I saw that Sean wasn’t alone, just thought he might like a little 2-on-1…

By: sean

sean — Tue, 28 Aug 2007 13:22:54 +0000

It’s not that they are evil, or that they lack cluefulness, or aren’t hilarious, but OMG, the only thing scarier that a committed MLMer is an irate ex-MLMer. (I kind of like them.) My thoughts exactly. They are very funny and overcaffeinated (or overmedicated) (or undermedicated). If we can only harness their power for Good. However, they are overcome with their enmity for Pink Truth and Tracy Coenen. I fear that in the end, their anger will destroy them.
I think Pink Truth and Duhville raise some good points about problems with the Mary Kay opportunity, but the level of activity on those sites suggest that many of the women were more interested in gossiping and sniping than really building a business. I don't see them seeking and finding other businesses once disenchanted with MK.
MissTea, I must implore you to stay on as an advisor. Check out the other threads. You represent the much sought after semi reclusive semi-reclusive low low income consumer that is our cherished demographic. Plus, you can moodswing from irate to very funny in 3.5 seconds. Admirable.
Tip: Check out FranWorst.com. Some great opportunities that will help you maintain your low, low income.

By: MissTea

MissTea — Tue, 28 Aug 2007 06:11:39 +0000

Sean, I visited Duhville, and thank you very much for tonight’s nightmares. It’s not that they are evil, or that they lack cluefulness, or aren’t hilarious, but OMG, the only thing scarier that a committed MLMer is an irate ex-MLMer. (I kind of like them.)

If they want the franchise idea, I will hand it over and run like hell.

…but oh, what fun awaits me as I delve into the world of deprogrammed Pinkophiles…who are warring with each other! There is a wealth of linkage there, and I both thank you and air-slap you.

The world of franchism (and MLM of course) is not for me. I am a semi-reclusive consumer, and being a person of low low income, a pretty sorry excuse for a consumer.

It’s been fun. I go now, wishing you limitless wealth and much good fortune, and hoping that you don’t let your kids go to work in ridiculous, obligatory costumes, unless they are circus clowns (a legitimate and non-gender-specific profession, although they frighten me).

Finally and in true conclusion, should I know what a WMB is? Weapon of Mundane Badinage? Weapon of Malefic Barratry?

(Hi, Princess. But hey, Sean wasn’t alone! And I wasn’t beating up on him.)