Gary, that is EXACTLY why I went into "the business". Tired of the corporate crap and seeing "professionals" peeing away money on shoddy business practices.
If this place was a gun shop I'd be selling guns instead of tans. I didn't care the business as long as I am in charge (and my business plan showed a potential).
The last place I worked for the OWNER would hit on his employees WHILE aranging his marrage and planning the birth of his child. They were the "biggest corvette dealer in america". He had "25 years experience"
All they were doing was triple
financing off lease (worthless) highline vehicles. 1999 Corevette with 50K miles is still worth $50K right? It's easy to get a
loan for something when you are "borrowing" the money from YOUR financial lender.
That's professsional? Bouncing paychecks. Not paying for
insurance. Making work IMPOSSIBLE so the blame can be placed somewhere. Sounds pretty amateur to me.
Even recently there have been people on this site that claimed 10+ years as a tanning professional and proved they didn't know the first thing about the whole tanning process.
That's scary.
Oh yeah, my previous employer is no longer "in the business". He also used to take us out to eat and pay in change. Quite the charming guy.