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Wow a new business owner asks for opinions and you insult their business and are surprised when they don't clamor to follow your lead i'm glad you found what works for for you but my not doing what you say does not make you wrong. you are too sensitive and jump to unsaid statements. You are not wrong for you just for me. As for hackin' quite frankly if anyone had ever told me i would own a tanning place (or video for that matter) id have said they were crazy. i dont love tanning i never did it before working here i hold 3 degrees and have had major success in my own field. i managed this store as a favor to a neighbor, it was to be temporary and was not to end up with me buying the place. if i loved tanning and it was all i ever wanted to do and i grew up thinking someday a tan salon of my very own....well i would not have 3 beds in the back of a video store. But that is not the case so keep your insults to yourself while i make the best of what i have tanned well over 20 people today and while that is pretty small numbers for a stand alone tan salon, i am not a stand alone tan salon, nor do i want to be. In fact there is only 1 stand alone tan salon in the entire town. i compete with salons with $40,000 beds and my customers like my "crappy base beds" just fine, they tell me they work better and i have no reason to disagree. Trust me where i am and where you are are like different planets. i everyone from Paris wanna be's to Larry the cable guy wanna be's and everyone in between, you have no idea. here i am not hackin' i am quaint. trust me at one point i will go away, you have succeeded in chasing away people who have not done this a long long time GOOD jOB, what a great asset to this site you are, just make sure they change the slogan to "30+ year experienced tanning salon business owners community" and then you never have to deal with people you haven't already hashed everything out with over and over again ever again. No thank you i will just get my advice from people who have been in the industry longer than you who are civilized to other people because they are a phone call away and MUCH more helpful. Quote:
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Maybe if you didn't treat new salon owners like S%&T and let civilized helpful people answer the questions the industry would get to what you want. All i can say id that the tanning industry has bigger problems than me trying to improve my little salon. Hopefully you are not one of many owners who employs dippy little teenage girls who say, "the pros and cons of tanning are like that it makes you look hot, and thinner, tee hee, cons there are no cons" This is nearly a direct quote from a youtube video titled the pros and cons of tanning. Videos like those and employee like those (which are all i have ever seen in any tan salon BUT mine who know the actual pros and cons of tanning) are really what drags down your precious industry. Oh and poor math skills that also drags down your industry. Quite frankly i will not take business advice from people who can not do basic math. Once again can anyone explain how you can clean a room in LESS than two minutes when the sanitizing spray has to sit for 2 min? Understand your label and all that, right? So really you guys say you are sanitizing properly and that all that training matters but you dont actually do it. Who is the bigger problem to the industry newbies learning how to do it right or people who feel they have been doing this so long they can lie about their places being sanitary when they are not? hmmm. ewwwww. Just so you know, you do not need to answer Brian, you are a brick wall and have really ruined this forum for me, i don't have time for pointless debates with overly irate jerks. There is better info that is easier to get and i have a salon to run. Last edited by Westside V&T; 04-26-2010 at 09:38 PM. Reason: bleeping a cuss word | |||||
04-26-2010, 10:16 PM | #54 (permalink) |
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Rep Power: 0 | Re: Revamping a Salon need expert opinions {tee hee hee} Wow is all I can say. First, you have plenty of time to play with that rant you left. It would kill you to not comment again. I read a couple of times in your diatribe that you possess those coveted "business degrees", ha ha ha...what a joke. Anyone with business sense would have ran far away from that dump. You did the opposite and involved emotion with your bad decision. Why would you care if the last jacka$$ ripped everyone off? It wasn't your problem. You made a bad decision and that is not a decision that anybody with a "business degree" makes. Making a dumb move like that is just dumb. Bad business. You bought a $h!thole and it will be very difficult for you to make the right decisions because you are running it based on emotion and allowing the tail to wag the dog. You have no money to invest into it to make it work and the writing was on the wall when the last owner was bailing out, because it was a sinking ship. It has nothing left. Whether you listen to me and the others or not makes zero difference to me whatsoever. We need people like you to come here and show the community what not to do. You keep it green, you keep it real. Thank you for that, it is at your sacrifice however. Another problem is that a person with a "business degree" does not get involved in a business blindly, that they know nothing about. They also do not get involved in a business that they do not have an interest in or passion for. That makes no sense either. No knowledge, no interest, no desire, no clue. I don't care if you listen to me or not. I, as well as others here have been dishing out solid advice to those that ask for a long long time now and these formulas work everywhere. You are not in some unique area. I have seen hundreds and hundreds of owners just like you come and go thinking that they know everything and will re-invent the wheel only to be gone in less than a year. They didn't listen, they made poor choices, they made bad investments suckered into some rat hole deal because they didn't' research, didn't listen, and then didn't change. I don't care, I will sit here and play with you like a cat with a ball of yarn batting you around. Last edited by Brian Oshman; 04-26-2010 at 10:21 PM. |
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