If you could start your own business what would it be?

[sofargone561]

Re: If you could start your own business what would it be?

went to a club once in my life never again lol. im not into complete slutty sloppy drunk broads or guys who think there so hard and gangsta

[Born2Juice4Ever]

Re: If you could start your own business what would it be?

went to a club once in my life never again lol. im not into complete slutty sloppy drunk broads or guys who think there so hard and gangsta

BINGO!!!!


I used to be a bit of a clubber at one point, back in my late 20s and early 30s.
But it has been a good 5 years since I stopped.

Yes I don't want a bottle to my head from the back for no reason.

B2J

[Dzone]

Re: If you could start your own business what would it be?

If I ever owned a nightclub, Oh man, it would be fun, but I dont think I could survive it, my wild side would get the best o f me. Women are my weakness and that would be dangerous lol
I guess my ideal job would be owning a modeling agency, plus doing what I do now. Only females. No dudes. Ya, if I ever did it all over again, thats something I would do... I have often thought about. I was friends some talent/modeling agents long time ago, maybe I should have jumped into it.

[BIGMOFO65]

Re: If you could start your own business what would it be?

I would open a carpet cleaning company,its great money, no stress work and every job is different even though your doing the same thing, only drawback is the start up $$$

[sofargone561]

Re: If you could start your own business what would it be?

^ not a bad idea. and for the modeling thing you need to know a lot of people to be successful at that. my friend is a young model and he is becoming successful and he was thinking about starting a modeling acengy and one day i think he will be successful but right now he does not know enough people

[Born2Juice4Ever]

Re: If you could start your own business what would it be?

went to a club once in my life never again lol. im not into complete slutty sloppy drunk broads or guys who think there so hard and gangsta

I have owned a bistro for the last 4 years however.

I got into it when I left accounting back in my late 20s. It seats 50, and does have a 'bar' area.----but a bar area is a place to lounge, no loud music and cheap coccaine sniffing *****s.--or manhookers.

I have stepped back from running it, and have left a good chef friend run it, but I overlook at the money aspect and such.
I have struggled a lot with the idea of selling it to have more money for the club. I can't seem to be able to detach from it.

FIST has been a great outside advisor in this respect, always hitting me with ideas from different angles.


B2J