Business Name: Dinner AND a Show
Name: Michael Weathers
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Business Plan:
To provide a hot meal and a good movie to any one who just wants to get away for a few hours. All meals will be freshly made exactly to every customers different tastes. we will provide any and all foods you would find by looking in your own fridge. We'll be there to take the cooking off of someones shoulders for a night while providing entertainment for the whole family for a reasonable price.
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Unlike the average restaurant that charges $15.00 per person for a meal only, we will promise any meal and a great family friendly movie that price. We will also cater to those with out children by providing more mature movies and food for those who want a romantic evening out. Who can resist paying for someone else to cook for you.
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Monthly Profit or Loss
The items you sell are not free. You must deduct the cost of buying them from the manufacturer. Or if you make the items you are selling you must deduct the cost of the raw materials. If you are reselling items, subtract 60% from your monthly sales to determine your profit. If you make the items you sell, subtract 30% from your monthly sales to find your monthly profit. _____________ .
Now subtract your Monthly Expenses ______________. This is your total monthly profit (or loss).
Your partners share: How much of this are you planning on sharing with your partner? ____________ .
How much will your partner need to invest in startup costs? ____________ .
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