There are additional problems with resturants.
I'm stickin with the idea I have (since no one
seems to want to hire me).
Rod Roark wrote:
Quite frankly I don't think a cybercafe would do very well in this
area. Most folks who want to surf the net around here already have
their own computer at home.
What I do think would do well is a well-run restaurant with a
computer
at every table. This is to suggest that you think primarily in
terms
of a restaurant that offers good food and good service.
The point is, nobody *needs* to drive across town and pay a fee to
go
online. But everyone *does* need to eat, and they will pick the
most
appealing surroundings in which to do so.
The computers can be used to order meals and drinks, request a
waitperson, pay the tab, surf, play games, flirt with other guests,
etc. But they should be incidental to the business.
Start a good restaurant in Mesa or Gilbert. We need one. Country
French would be nice. :-)
-- Rod
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