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Awesome info!
Gotta tweak some variables to get optimum profit, you get me!
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buy high sell low, make it up by volume.
then add "blockchain" to your company name. profit!
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It’s not really a company. I would call it a small service operation.
Big factors is scheduling, overhead cost and advertisement.
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So you're trying to become a booker?
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Do you have specials?
(Askin for a friend, named Lou, who is a little shy.)
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No.
The service it’s a skilled labor service.
Has to do with academics
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I book myself and I perform the service.
The service has to do with academics.
I wanted to get some insight on the pros on how to
Optimize efficiency and shave off non-value added cost.
Non-value added cost is obviously transportation cost.
Commute time is variable (distance is fixed), mpg is another
Variable (Im I missing anything)
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Do you work with special needs students? Maybe Froggy could use your service.
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Fubar you nailed it!
I have been strategizing the youtube thing, just need to know best execution method.
Just awesome explanation overall!
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so. HX points are not profits???
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Thanks tee! 
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"I book myself and I perform the service.
The service has to do with academics."
"Besides cutting costs to optimize profits, if you have proven yourself in the industry to be the best at your services, offer a value add that others don't, are flexible in your ability to get the job done in short notice, or are known as the guy that can get it done when no body else can you may be able to demand more than the market will usually bare."
1. So they're calling it "academics" these days, OK. But it's the same old same old, "service" "flexible" "guy that can get it done" "bare."
2. One obvious way to cut costs is just get rid of the clothes. And didn't see "car date" mentioned anywhere or "use a friend's pad."
3. Don't forget to right off condoms as "business supplies" (call them finger cots)
(and Lou, always tryin to help the handicapped)
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Hey, pay attention! We're lookin at this from the business man's perspective, not the customer. Tryin to make belly a few more sheckles. You'd make one crappy high powered tax lawyer.
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Fubars advice will always live with me
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