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NOTES: Flipping Burger Innovation!!!
FOODSTUFF LISTING: Meatballs
I learned a lot from my fast-food job. The business skills learned while working in a fast-food environment ("super-size" in the later part of the 20th Century) is like the entrepreneurial skills learned while working as a paperboy ("get your paper here" in the early part of the 20th Century). Some people view working in fast-food as an embarrassment, but what's wrong with learning how to be efficient and how to up-sell?
FOODSTUFF LISTING: Meatballs
I learned a lot from my fast-food job. The business skills learned while working in a fast-food environment ("super-size" in the later part of the 20th Century) is like the entrepreneurial skills learned while working as a paperboy ("get your paper here" in the early part of the 20th Century). Some people view working in fast-food as an embarrassment, but what's wrong with learning how to be efficient and how to up-sell?
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NOTES: Flipping Burger Innovation!!!
FOODSTUFF LISTING: Meatballs
I learned a lot from my fast-food job. The business skills learned while working in a fast-food environment ("super-size" in the later part of the 20th Century) is like the entrepreneurial skills learned while working as a paperboy ("get your paper here" in the early part of the 20th Century). Some people view working in fast-food as an embarrassment, but what's wrong with learning how to be efficient and how to up-sell?
FOODSTUFF LISTING: Meatballs
I learned a lot from my fast-food job. The business skills learned while working in a fast-food environment ("super-size" in the later part of the 20th Century) is like the entrepreneurial skills learned while working as a paperboy ("get your paper here" in the early part of the 20th Century). Some people view working in fast-food as an embarrassment, but what's wrong with learning how to be efficient and how to up-sell?