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In this episode, Pat and Tevo discuss various topics including the buzz around Elon Musk's upcoming Robo Taxi announcement, the marketing battle between Gatorade and Prime, and the evolving landscape of college football and the NCAA. They explore how perception and marketing strategies impact consumer choices and the future of sports. They also explore the rise of AI influencers in the creator economy and the resurgence of 'The Office' on TikTok, examining how these trends affect marketing and viewer engagement.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Summer Kickoff03:11 Elon Musk and the Robo Taxi Buzz11:48 Gatorade vs. Prime: The Marketing Battle28:49 The Future of College Football and NCAA Changes32:07 The Return of NCAA Football34:59 The Evolution of College Football and Its Impact39:10 The Business of College Football43:13 AI Influencers in the Creator Economy52:15 The Office's Resurgence on TikTokYouTube and Socialshttps://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod

In this episode, Pat and Tevo discuss their weekend adventures in content creation, delve into the latest innovations in AI, particularly OpenAI's recent updates, and explore significant market moves including acquisitions of Apple's Lead Iphone Designer. They also reflect on investment strategies in the context of Bitcoin and AI, emphasizing the importance of long-term thinking in financial decisions. In this conversation, Pat and Tevo discuss the surprising viral resurgence of the All-American Rejects in the music scene. They explore how social media and unique performances can help reconnect artists with fans, while also delving into the business side of music, including streaming and marketing strategies. The discussion highlights the evolving landscape of the music industry and the potential for bands to engage with audiences in innovative ways.Chapters00:00 Weekend Adventures and Content Creation02:51 AI Innovations and OpenAI's Impact06:09 Acquisitions and Market Moves09:12 GameStop's Resurgence and Meme Stocks12:06 Investing in the Future: Bitcoin and AI22:00 Reflections on Financial Strategies24:55 Embracing Calculated Risks25:52 Economic Policies and Tariffs31:14 The All-American Rejects' Viral Comeback39:00 Reconnecting with Fans through Unique Performances49:12 The Business of Music and Streaming56:33 Future Opportunities for Bands and EventsYouTube and Socialshttps://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod

In this episode, Pat and Tevo discuss various topics ranging from the importance of marketing in business to the recent Starbucks strike over dress code policies. They delve into the current state of the economy, including inflation rates and market movements, while also addressing the political polarization surrounding economic discussions. The conversation highlights the challenges and opportunities faced by small businesses in a changing economic landscape. In this conversation, Pat and Tevo explore various pressing topics, including the implications of national debt on economic growth, the potential of brain-controlled technology, and the impact of AI on employment. They discuss Microsoft's recent job cuts in favor of AI development and delve into the burgeoning creator economy, highlighting how technology has democratized content creation. The conversation emphasizes the evolving landscape of work and the opportunities that arise from technological advancements.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Exciting Updates03:42 Starbucks Strike: Dress Code Controversy12:10 Market Movements and Economic Insights22:43 Political Polarization and Economic Impacts32:27 Navigating National Debt and Economic Growth35:19 Innovations in Brain-Controlled Technology39:18 The Future of AI and Human Integration41:53 Microsoft's Job Cuts and AI's Impact on Employment49:10 The Rise of the Creator Economy01:00:41 The Evolution of Content Creation and AccessibilityYouTube and Socialshttps://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod

In this episode we discuss the competitive landscape between Google and Apple regarding AI innovations and the Innovators Dilemma. Is AI Killing Google Search? We also cover Disney's recent earnings surprise, and Nike's introduction of AI-designed sneakers. The conversation highlights the challenges and opportunities faced by these major companies in adapting to technological advancements and market demands. We also delve into the significant $350 million deal made by artist Zach Bryan for his music catalog, exploring the implications of such a move in the music industry. Chapters00:00 Welcome Back and Health Updates04:22 AI in Podcasting and Content Creation17:00 The Innovator's Dilemma: Google vs. Apple24:11 Disney's Earnings Surprise and Future Prospects28:42 Nike's AI-Designed Sneakers29:10 The Rise of AI in Fashion30:38 AI in Coffee: Starbucks' Innovative Drive-Thru37:14 Zach Bryan's $350 Million Deal: A New Era in Music55:49 The Future of AI: Transforming IndustriesYouTube and Socialshttps://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod

In this episode Pat and Tevo discuss various topics ranging from the closure of Joanne Fabrics to PepsiCo's decision to eliminate artificial ingredients from their products. They delve into the implications of declining consumer confidence on businesses, the political influences on economic data, and significant tech investments in the U.S. The main event this week is a discussion about Bill Belichick and the lessons that can be drawn from sports in the business world. In this conversation, Pat and Tevo discuss the legacy of Bill Belichick, his new role at UNC, and the controversies surrounding his personal life and professional decisions with his new much younger girlfriend. They explore the implications of his girlfriend's involvement in team activities and the challenges faced by the athletic director in managing public perception. Chapters00:00 Introduction and Weekend Recap05:58 PepsiCo's Move Away from Artificial Ingredients09:00 Consumer Confidence and Business Strategies14:53 Political Influence on Economic Data22:01 Tech Investments and Economic Growth31:34 The Legacy of Bill Belichick34:01 Controversies Surrounding Belichick's New Role39:51 The Athletic Director's Dilemma44:24 Media Perception and Public Relations57:45 The Future of Bill Belichick's CareerYouTube and Socialshttps://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod

In this episode, Pat and Tevo's quick hits in tax hikes on liquor, finanical support for new mothers and Pope content is up 3000%. We also deep dive on technology and its impact on different generations, particularly focusing on Gen Z's challenges with social media and the gig economy. For the main event Pat gives his personal experiences related to the MLB draft process, including negotiation strategies and the importance of understanding team dynamics when negotiating your first salary as a pro athlete. Chapters00:00 Celebrating Milestones and Overcoming Challenges06:04 The Impact of Tax Hikes on the Bar Industry10:44 Debating Financial Support for New Mothers21:17 The Surge of Religious Content Post-Pope Francis24:45 AI's Influence on the Job Market for Gen Z30:25 The Evolution of Technology and Its Impact on Generations33:41 The Gig Economy and the Rise of Hustlers36:47 Embracing AI: Opportunities and Challenges41:03 The Draft Process: Personal Experiences and InsightsYouTube and Socialshttps://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod

In this episode Pat and Tevo discuss various topics including diving into the multifaceted impact of the Coachella music festival, exploring its economic significance, the influencer culture surrounding it, and the evolving consumer behaviors related to event financing. The discussion highlights the local economic benefits, the strategic business decisions behind the festival, and the implications of consumer debt in the context of high-demand events.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Podcast Updates02:56 Local Restaurants in Airports06:01 Reviving Breakfast Meetings09:05 AI and Business Security12:07 The Impact of Credit Card Debt20:14 Financing Coachella Tickets22:01 The Economic Impact of Coachella23:00 Influencer Culture and Event Dynamics26:50 Debt and Financing Trends in Events30:33 Consumer Behavior and Pricing Strategies37:19 Local Economic Benefits of Major Events50:07 The Business Strategy Behind CoachellaYouTube and Socialshttps://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod

In this episode, Pat and Tevo discuss the recent market trends, emphasizing the importance of a long-term investment mindset. They explore the impact of tariffs on the stock market and the significance of rational thinking in investing. The conversation shifts to quick business updates, including the merger of UFC and WWE, Tesla's performance, Chick-fil-A's new menu item, and Airbnb's evolving business model. The hosts provide insights into the current state of various industries and the strategies companies are employing to adapt and grow. They also explore consumer perceptions of ghost kitchens and the future of this trend in the restaurant industry.Chapters00:00 Market Insights and Investor Mindset10:29 Quick Hitters: Business Updates and Trends24:10 The Airbnb vs. Uber Debate26:27 The Rise of Ghost Kitchens32:18 Quality Control in Ghost Kitchens40:20 Will Ghost Kitchens Survive?YouTube and Socialshttps://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod

In this episode, Pat and Tevo discuss the current state of the market, focusing on the impacts of tariffs, the dynamics of the crypto market, and the implications of interest rates on investments. They explore strategies for navigating uncertainty, the role of volatility in trading, and the liquidity issues faced by platforms like Robinhood. The conversation concludes with insights on future investment opportunities amidst market chaos. In this conversation, the hosts discuss various economic themes, including market predictions, the influence of political factors on the economy, the implications of tariffs and trade negotiations, and investment strategies in a volatile market. They also explore innovations in the restaurant industry, particularly the use of AI and dynamic pricing models, and emphasize the importance of understanding consumer behavior in business.Chapters00:00 Market Overview and Tariff Impacts03:11 Crypto Market Dynamics05:46 Interest Rates and Economic Indicators09:09 Investment Strategies in Uncertain Times15:12 The Role of Volatility in Trading21:14 Robinhood and Market Liquidity Issues26:59 Future Outlook and Investment Opportunities30:34 Market Predictions and Uncertainties32:51 Political Influences on the Economy34:58 Tariffs and Trade Negotiations39:10 Investment Strategies in a Volatile Market42:04 Innovations in the Restaurant Industry50:13 Dynamic Pricing Models in Restaurants57:01 Understanding Consumer Behavior in BusinessYouTube and Socialshttps://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod

In this episode, Pat and Tevo discuss the evolution of their podcast and the strategic shift towards YouTube as a primary platform for growth. They explore the dynamics of subscriber acquisition, the effectiveness of paid advertising, and the importance of creating quality content that resonates with audiences. The conversation highlights the significance of adapting to changes in the digital landscape and maximizing customer engagement to drive revenue.They also discuss various aspects of the restaurant and hospitality industry, focusing on the importance of effective communication, the impact of service quality on revenue, and the complexities of tipping culture. Chapters00:00 Introduction06:03 Understanding YouTube's Algorithm and Paid Ads10:04 The Importance of Quality Content15:49 Adapting and Learning in Business20:07 Maximizing Revenue Through Customer Engagement29:40 Snowball Effect: Service and Revenue Growth37:26 The Debate on Automatic Gratuity45:28 Tipping Culture: Perspectives and ChallengesYouTube and Socialshttps://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod

In this engaging conversation, Pat and Tevo reflect on their personal experiences and the concept of 'the good ole days.' They discuss the importance of enjoying life's journey, even amidst challenges. The conversation shifts to current hospitality news, highlighting rising prices and changes in the restaurant industry, including the introduction of tariff menus due to trade policies. The hosts explore the implications of these changes on consumers and businesses alike, emphasizing the need for resilience and perspective in navigating life's ups and downs. They delve into the challenges of micromanagement in business, the importance of setting goals for staff, and the necessity of adapting marketing strategies in a digital age. The discussion highlights the complexities of economic policies and their implications for businesses and consumers alike.Chapters00:00 The Good Old Days: Reflecting on Memories10:33 Navigating Life's Challenges: Enjoying the Journey11:03 Hospitality News: Rising Prices and Industry Changes13:22 Tariff Menus: The Impact of Trade Policies on Restaurants28:47 Impact of Federal Reserve on Interest Rates29:30 Market Dynamics and Housing30:55 Tariffs and Economic Implications32:13 The Role of AI in Business33:37 Taxation and Tariff Revenue35:33 Challenges of Implementing Tariffs37:54 Political Strategy and Economic Pain39:46 Micromanagement in Business40:59 The Effects of Micromanagement42:34 Learning Through Micromanagement44:56 Setting Goals for Staff46:52 Adapting to Market Changes48:46 Problem Solving in Management51:44 Marketing Strategies and Social Media54:33 Engaging Customers Through Content56:33 The Future of Business in a Digital AgeYouTube and Socialshttps://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod

In this episode Pat and Tevo discuss their experiences with a recent promotional event, Free Burger Friday, and the challenges and successes that came with it. They explore the importance of marketing strategies, customer engagement, and the dynamics of running a restaurant during busy promotions. We discuss the evolving job landscape, the impact of the creator economy, and the challenges of content creation. They explore how traditional job security has diminished, leading to a rise in side hustles and the creator economy. Chapters00:00 Introduction and Morning Vibes03:09 Weekend Plans and Music Vibes06:04 Free Burger Friday Experience12:09 Challenges of Running Promotions17:58 Marketing Strategies and Customer Engagement23:51 Looking Ahead: Future Promotions and Lessons Learned32:28 The Changing Landscape of Job Security35:40 The Rise of the Creator Economy39:58 Navigating the Challenges of Content Creation44:34 The Shift in Career Paths and Opportunities51:21 The Role of AI in Future Work01:11:37 Embracing AI for Competitive AdvantageYouTube and Socialshttps://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod

In this episode, Pat and Tevo discuss delve into social media strategies for marketing, emphasizing the importance of authentic content over traditional promotions. The conversation shifts to innovative promotional tactics, particularly the 'Free Burger Friday' for the Light Group. Finally, they explore the current economic landscape and its impact on consumer behavior in the restaurant industry, highlighting the need for businesses to adapt to changing market conditions.. They also delve into the implications of permanent outdoor dining in New Jersey, weighing the benefits against potential challenges.Chapters00:00 Spring Break Vibes and Personal Reflections03:24 Social Media Strategy and Marketing Insights08:11 Innovative Promotions: Free Burger Friday30:05 Economic Landscape and Consumer Behavior36:46 Exploring New Dining Experiences39:15 Economic Impacts of Current Policies41:48 Innovative Business Strategies in Hospitality56:54 The Future of Outdoor Dining in New JerseyYouTube and Socialshttps://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod

In this episode, Pat and Tevo discuss the dynamics of social media engagement, particularly around their TikTok content related to Elon Musk. They delve into the current state of the restaurant industry, exploring the impact of inflation and changing consumer behaviors. The conversation shifts towards innovative marketing strategies that can help restaurants thrive in a challenging economic environment, emphasizing the importance of creativity and customer engagement. In this conversation, Pat and Tevo discuss strategies for maximizing bar attendance through innovative marketing techniques, the importance of businesses adopting a media-first approach, and the significance of building brand awareness in a competitive market. They also touch on tax strategies for small businesses, emphasizing the need for easier tax deductions for lower-income earners. The discussion highlights the evolving landscape of the restaurant and nightlife industry, encouraging entrepreneurs to adapt and leverage social media for growth.Chapters00:00 Social Media Shenanigans10:31 The Restaurant Industry's Current State30:50 Innovative Strategies for Survival32:18 Maximizing Bar Attendance Through Strategic Marketing37:09 The Shift to Media-First Companies49:09 Building Brand Awareness in a Competitive Market01:00:43 Tax Strategies for Small BusinessesYouTube and Socialshttps://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod

In this episode, Pat and Tevo discuss the recent uptick in airline incidents and public sentiment regarding air travel safety. They explore the implications of recent events, including a significant drop in trust in federal oversight and the reactions of passengers. The conversation also touches on the role of information in shaping perceptions of safety, the trustworthiness of pilots, and the legal ramifications of airline incidents. Finally, they shift to discuss New York City's congestion pricing and public opinion on the matter. In this conversation, Pat and Tevo discuss various themes surrounding congestion pricing in New York City, the accountability of government spending, the integrity of data in public systems, and the evolving political landscape with figures like Elon Musk. They explore the implications of congestion pricing on traffic and public perception, the need for government audits, and the challenges of transparency in spending. The discussion also touches on the potential for new political dynamics with influential business leaders and the necessity for reform in government practices to better serve the public interest.Chapters00:00 Welcome Back and Travel Tales02:06 Air Travel Concerns and Recent Incidents05:50 Public Sentiment on Air Travel Safety10:07 The Role of Information in Perception14:00 Trust in Pilots and Airlines18:53 Legal Implications of Air Travel Incidents21:50 New York City's Congestion Pricing Debate23:49 Shifting Perspectives on Congestion Pricing29:02 The Role of Government Accountability32:35 Data Integrity and Government Spending39:11 The Political Landscape and Economic Strategies46:52 Elon Musk: A New Political Player54:00 Conclusion and Future OutlookYouTube and Socialshttps://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod

In this episode, Pat and Tevo discuss job satisfaction among American workers, revealing that 50% report being satisfied with their jobs. They explore the surprising statistics around trust in big businesses and these stats will suprise you! The conversation then shifts to the topic of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI), examining the current climate around corporate social responsibility and the implications of businesses taking public stances on social issues. In this conversation, Pat and Tevo explore the complex relationship between business and political stances, discussing how companies navigate consumer expectations and societal pressures. They delve into the implications of taking sides on social issues, the importance of understanding one's audience, and the impact of consumer values on brand loyalty. Chapters00:00 Introduction and Job Satisfaction07:19 Trust in Big Business19:28 Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI)26:42 The Dynamics of Business and Political Stances33:18 Navigating Business Decisions in a Polarized World39:39 Consumer Values and Brand Loyalty48:44 The Intersection of Business and Community SupportYouTube and Socialshttps://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod

In this episode, Pat L and Tevo discuss the innovative marketing strategy of 'Reverse Cover' and reveal the results of the experiment. The conversation delves into the importance of understanding customer behavior, the impact of pricing strategies, and the overall experience offered in the hospitality industry. They also brainstorm future promotional ideas to maintain customer interest and enhance the bar experience. They delve into the contentious topic of the value of a college degree, highlighting the rising skepticism among younger generations regarding the cost versus benefits of higher education. The discussion shifts to the escalating tuition costs and the challenges faced by graduates in the job market, particularly in light of stagnant wages. Finally, they explore the complex issue of student loan forgiveness, weighing the potential benefits against the fairness of such measures. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Guests 01:47 Reverse Cover Concept and Initial Reactions 05:57 Marketing Experiment: Reverse Cover by the Numbers 11:33 Analyzing Sales Data and Customer Behavior 16:14 Innovative Ideas for Future Promotions 22:30 Understanding Pricing and Customer Experience in Hospitality 30:25 The Importance of Customer Experience Over Discounts 34:17 The Value of a College Degree: A Hot Topic 52:10 Rising Tuition Costs and Job Market Concerns 56:28 Student Loan Forgiveness: A Complex Discussion YouTube and Socials https://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod

In this episode, hosts Pat and Tevo discuss various topics including the use of ChatGPT in podcasting, the impact of Dry January on the bar industry, and the rise of artificial intelligence in business. They explore how AI tools can assist in content creation and research, the changing trends in alcohol consumption, and the implications of market volatility on investments, particularly in companies like Nvidia. In this conversation, Pat and Tevo explore the complexities of financial markets, the role of government and insurance during crises, and the increasing necessity for individuals to trade out of financial need. They discuss the impact of inflation on investment strategies and the pervasive presence of AI in everyday life, highlighting the disparity between perceived and actual AI usage in businesses. The dialogue culminates in innovative marketing strategies in the bar industry, showcasing how unique promotions can drive customer engagement and sales. 00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Hosts 01:50 Exploring the Role of ChatGPT in Podcasting 15:29 The Impact of Dry January on Business 28:22 The Rise of Artificial Intelligence in Business 35:21 The Role of Government and Insurance in Financial Crises 37:12 Navigating the Risks of Trading and Investment 39:18 The Impact of Inflation on Investment Strategies 43:07 The Dangers of Trading Out of Necessity 46:23 Understanding AI's Ubiquity in Daily Life 50:16 The Business Landscape of AI Adoption 58:23 The Future of AI in Business and Marketing Strategies YouTube and Socials https://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod

In this episode of the podcast, hosts Pat and Tevo discuss various topics ranging from their experiences in the bar and crypto industries to the implications of NIL money in college football. They delve into the legality of Trump running for a third term and the potential impact of his cryptocurrency ventures. The conversation highlights the intersection of sports, politics, and business, providing insights into current trends and issues. In this conversation, Pat L and Tevo delve into the controversial world of meme coins, particularly focusing on the recent launch of a Trump-themed meme coin. They discuss the legal and ethical implications of a sitting president being involved in cryptocurrency, the dynamics of the crypto market, and the differences between investing in crypto versus traditional stocks. The conversation also touches on the political influence on cryptocurrency regulation and the challenges faced by the industry. Ultimately, they explore the future of meme coins and the potential impact of political decisions on the crypto landscape. 00:00 Introduction and Welcome 07:12 NIL Money in College Football 25:07 Should This Be Legal? Trump and Third Term 31:20 Trump's Crypto and Meme Coin Discussion 31:33 The Meme Coin Controversy 32:30 Legal and Ethical Implications of Meme Coins 34:30 The Trump Meme Coin Phenomenon 38:30 Market Dynamics and Investment Strategies 39:32 Investing in Crypto vs. Traditional Stocks 45:35 Political Influence on Cryptocurrency 51:30 Regulatory Challenges and Industry Response 57:22 The Future of Meme Coins and Crypto Politics YouTube and Socials https://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod

Pat and Tevo discuss various topics ranging from personal updates to the implications of the TikTok ban. They explore the influence of business leaders in politics, the importance of attention in the current economy, and effective marketing strategies for building a brand. The conversation also delves into the Dallas Cowboys as a case study in leveraging attention for financial gain, and concludes with insights on content creation and audience engagement. In this conversation, Tevo and Pat L discuss the intricacies of content creation, the importance of genuine engagement, and the realities of social expectations. They explore the challenges of building a following, the necessity of attention in the digital age, and the ethics of social interactions, particularly around the concept of lying to spare feelings. The discussion also touches on the complexities of friendships, social gatherings, and the pressures of modern life, culminating in a humorous yet insightful reflection on navigating these challenges. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Personal Updates 02:57 The TikTok Ban and Its Implications 05:50 The Role of Business Leaders in Politics 08:55 Attention as the New Oil 12:11 Marketing Strategies and Audience Engagement 14:55 The Dallas Cowboys: A Case Study in Attention 18:01 Building a Brand Through Content Creation 37:43 Starting Your Content Journey 40:03 The Reality of Content Creation 43:42 The Importance of Attention in Content 46:04 The Learning Curve of Podcasting 48:03 The Ethics of Lying in Social Interactions 53:08 Navigating Friendships and Expectations 56:20 The Complexity of Social Gatherings 01:01:06 Wrapping Up with Life Lessons YouTube and Socials https://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod

Chapters 00:00 Introduction 05:46 Advertising Strategies and Google Ads Insights 09:01 The Impact of NFL and NBA on Viewership 11:52 Reflections on the Holiday Break and Podcast Growth 15:00 Christmas Day Sports: NFL vs. NBA Ratings 17:54 Fantasy Football Triumphs and Team Loyalty 28:45 Impact of College Football on Business 32:54 Investing in Athletic Programs 33:34 The TikTok Ban: Implications for Creators 39:19 The Future of TikTok and Business 46:01 Navigating Changes in Social Media Advertising 52:03 The Entrepreneurial Mindset in a Changing Landscape Newsletter https://t.co/FJ2fkNOkeM YouTube and Socials https://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod

In this holiday edition of Sorry We're Closed, the guys engage in a lively discussion about Christmas spending statistics and market reactions to recent economic developments. They explore consumer behavior during the holiday season, including gift spending and the prevalence of Christmas cards. The conversation then shifts to the impact of Federal Reserve decisions on the stock market, with insights into investment strategies and predictions for the future. In this conversation, the speakers discuss various investment strategies, focusing on long-term success through careful selection of companies. They delve into the influence of Elon Musk on social media and government, particularly regarding misinformation and community engagement. The discussion also touches on the impact of Caitlin Clark on the WNBA's popularity and concludes with an optimistic outlook for economic growth in the coming years. Chapters 00:00 Holiday Business Insights 11:20 Market Reactions and Economic Predictions 21:52 Investment Strategies for Long-Term Success 32:41 Community Notes and Misinformation 53:10 Optimism for Future Economic Growth Newsletter https://t.co/FJ2fkNOkeM YouTube and Socials https://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod

In this episode of 'Sorry We're Closed', hosts Pat and Tevo discuss revelations in business marketing, particularly in the hospitality industry. Pat shares insights from his experiences with the Light Group, emphasizing the importance of marketing and advertising to drive sales. The conversation transitions into sports, focusing on NFL team valuations and the impact of marketing on franchise worth. In this conversation, Tevo and Pat L discuss the evolution of the Detroit Lions and their significance in Thanksgiving football, the controversies surrounding the 2034 World Cup awarded to Saudi Arabia, and the economic implications of hosting such major events. They delve into the global audience of the World Cup, comparing it to the Super Bowl, and explore FIFA's financial dynamics, including concerns about corruption. The discussion also touches on the long-term benefits of hosting major sports events and the potential for community development through sports infrastructure. Chapters 00:00 Intro 10:30 Restructuring for Future Success 22:53 Transitioning to Sports Topics and NFL Valuations 35:00 The Evolution of the Lions and Thanksgiving Football 40:06 The Global Audience of the World Cup 44:45 FIFA's Financial Dynamics and Corruption Concerns 55:01 The Future of Sports Infrastructure and Community Development Newsletter https://t.co/FJ2fkNOkeM YouTube and Socials https://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod

Summary In this episode of the Sorry We're Closed podcast, hosts Pat Light and TiVo discuss a variety of topics ranging from the impact of AI on business, employee expectations for raises, and the growth of their social media presence. They delve into economic sentiments, the psychology behind consumer debt, and investment strategies, particularly in the context of the current market landscape. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding the underlying assets in investments and the potential for business growth despite economic challenges. In this conversation, the speakers discuss various investment strategies, the impact of market opportunities, and the role of billionaires in politics. They delve into the concept of deferred money in sports contracts, particularly focusing on the Dodgers' approach. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding market dynamics and the potential for wealth creation through informed investment decisions. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Hosts 02:55 Exploring AI and Its Impact 05:51 Social Media Recognition and Growth 08:57 Employee Expectations for Raises 11:49 Business Growth and Economic Sentiment 15:04 Credit Card Debt and Consumer Psychology 17:52 Investment Strategies and Market Insights 28:20 Investment Strategies and Market Opportunities 36:14 Contrarian Views in Investing 46:30 The Role of Billionaires in Politics 57:09 Deferred Money in Sports Contracts Newsletter https://t.co/FJ2fkNOkeM YouTube and Socials https://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod

In this Thanksgiving episode, Pat and Tevo discuss their podcasting tradition, the economics of Thanksgiving, turkey preferences, consumer spending, house fire safety, insurance implications, and the importance of customer experience in business. In this conversation, Pat and Tevo discuss their personal experiences and reflections on Black Friday traditions, the evolution of shopping habits, and the impact of online shopping. They delve into the psychology behind consumer behavior during the holiday season, the average discounts seen on Black Friday, and their personal preferences regarding shopping. Newsletter https://t.co/FJ2fkNOkeM YouTube and Socials https://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod Chapters 00:00 Thanksgiving Traditions 03:10 The Economics of Thanksgiving 06:01 Turkey Preferences and Family Dynamics 09:01 Thanksgiving Spending and Consumer Behavior 11:54 House Fires and Safety Concerns 15:01 Insurance and Financial Decisions 17:59 Starbucks and Customer Experience 27:53 Black Friday Traditions and Experiences 30:13 The Evolution of Black Friday Shopping 32:50 The Shift to Online Shopping 36:30 Understanding Black Friday Sales and Discounts 39:51 The Psychology of Shopping and Discounts 42:35 Personal Shopping Preferences and Experiences 46:07 Health Routines: Saunas and Cold Plunges 51:57 Thanksgiving Plans and Reflections

In this episode of 'Sorry We're Closed', Pat and Tevo discuss the recent launch of the Christmas theme at the Waiting Room, the challenges of managing a busy/growing restaurant. They also explore Gen Z's perception of success in terms of salary expectations, comparing it to millennials and boomers, and conclude with insights on the average US salary. They explore the financial realities faced by young professionals, the changing dynamics of the bar industry, and the opportunities presented by the creator economy. The discussion also touches on the struggles of living in high-cost areas like New York City and the evolving expectations of financial success across generations. Newsletter https://t.co/FJ2fkNOkeM YouTube and Socials https://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod 00:00 Welcome and Introduction 02:50 The Waiting Room's Holiday Launch 06:02 Challenges of Managing a Busy Restaurant 08:57 Streaming Trends During COVID 11:53 Gen Z's Perception of Success 21:11 Average US Salary Insights 21:36 Challenges in Hiring and Managing Costs 30:44 Changing Demographics in the Bar Industry 32:41 The Struggles of Young Professionals 34:23 The Cost of Living in New York City 36:43 Pricing Strategies in the Bar Industry 38:09 Transforming Business Models for Success 46:14 Generational Perspectives on Financial Success

In this episode Tevo and Pat cover a variety of topics but out main two are how the Ohtani Effect continues to grow in regards to business and advertising in a way we have not seen in Major League Baseball before! We also discuss Bitcoin this week as it reaches new all time highs at $93,000. The stat that caught Pat's eye in how BlackRock (yea the bank that basically runs the world) is operating in the space). It is a fascinating discussion around the world of finance and we hope you will enjoy! Newsletter https://t.co/FJ2fkNOkeM YouTube and Socials https://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod 00:00 Introduction and Podcast Dynamics 02:51 The Bizarre Case of the Faked Death 10:22 Ohtani's Impact on Major League Baseball 25:12 Introduction to Bitcoin and Cryptocurrencies 32:48 Understanding Bitcoin's Value and Adoption 42:59 Mining Bitcoin: What Does It Mean? 49:01 Bitcoin vs. Gold: A Comparative Analysis 56:47 The Future Utility of Bitcoin 01:01:04 Investor Psychology and Market Dynamics 01:05:15 Bitcoin vs. Traditional Assets 01:10:29 The Role of Bitcoin in a Changing Economy 01:21:34 Bitcoin's Accessibility and Global Impact

In this episode of the 'Sorry We're Closed' podcast, hosts Pat Light and Tevo discuss the recent election results, market reactions, and the implications for various industries. They delve into the staggering amounts spent on political ads, particularly in swing states, and reflect on the effectiveness of media strategies employed by candidates. The conversation also touches on the Super Bowl ad spending and the broader economic landscape post-election. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the impact of long-form podcasts on political engagement, particularly among young voters. They discuss the effectiveness of advertising strategies in political campaigns, the importance of authenticity in messaging, and the role of media in shaping public perception. The conversation also touches on the future of political leadership and the dynamics of current political figures. Newsletter https://t.co/FJ2fkNOkeM YouTube and Socials https://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod 00:00 Introduction and Podcast Overview 02:05 Post-Election Reflections 06:57 Market Reactions and Predictions 10:41 Super Bowl Ad Spending Insights16:55Election Spending Breakdown 27:19 Media Strategies and Election Outcomes 36:00 The Power of Long-Form Conversations 39:13 Engaging Young Voters Through Podcasts 42:03 Advertising Strategies in Political Campaigns 46:06 Authenticity in Political Messaging 49:53 The Role of Media in Political Perception 54:03 The Future of Political Leadership

Special pod with a special guest today! If you want to jump right to the Bob Menery interview go to 35:23. Bob gives us a deep dive into how he got started, the truth behind the Buffalo Wild Wings partnership, and SOME WILD STORIES YOU NEED TO HEAR including Dana White and a parrot. The episode with Pat and Tevo kicks off with a World Series recap on how viewership was highest in Japan with the Ohtani effect and how Tom Brady became an owner of the Raiders! Newsletter https://t.co/FJ2fkNOkeM YouTube and Socials https://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Guests 10:00 The Ohtani Viewership Numbers 13:00 Tom Brady the Owner 35:00 Bob Menery Interview

In this episode of 'Sorry We're Closed', we discuss the success of the Jordan brand, the importance of personal branding, and the power of storytelling in business. The gang explores how Michael Jordan's brand has surpassed his basketball earnings and delve into the significance of building a personal brand in today's market. The conversation emphasizes that a compelling story can enhance brand value and attract customers. In this conversation, Sean and Pat discuss the importance of startup stories and the hunger for real-life experiences in business. They delve into the significance of brand building in professional sports, particularly in the context of the new Intuit Dome for the Clippers, highlighting how technology is reshaping fan experiences as Steve Ballmer spent $2 Billion for this new facility. Overall you will learn some awesome facts around powerful brands you know and hopefully some strategies on how you can look at your own personal brand as well! Newsletter https://t.co/FJ2fkNOkeM YouTube and Socials https://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Guests 05:04 The Jordan Brand: A Business Phenomenon 15:03 Building Personal Brands in Business 25:10 The Importance of Storytelling in Branding 38:56 Brand Building in Professional Sports 44:12 The Intuit Dome: A New Era for the Clippers 52:01 The Future of Fan Experience in Sports

In this episode of "Sorry We're Closed," Pat, Sean, and Tevo discuss a range of topics including obstacles in Pat's real estate investment ventures around tenant eviction challenges and the complexities of landlord responsibilities. Pat shares his experiences with Section 8 tenants and the difficulties of deciding when to evict, balancing compassion with business needs. The hosts also explore Walgreens' decision to close stores, citing reduced consumer spending and cost-cutting measures, as well as Starbucks scaling back its discounts in favor of emphasizing quality and customer experience. The episode wraps up with a lively discussion on creative marketing strategies, including the successful use of $5 espresso martini promotions at Pat's bar, The Waiting Room, and ideas to keep customer engagement high. Newsletter https://t.co/FJ2fkNOkeM YouTube and Socials https://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod 04:00 – Discussion on Section 8 tenant eviction challenges. 17:48 – Walgreens' store closures and consumer spending decline. 25:41 – Starbucks' strategy shift away from heavy discounts. 45:24 – Marketing success with $5 espresso martini promotion.

In this episode of "Sorry We're Closed," Pat goes solo and takes the opportunity to dive deeper into the introduction of his newsletter, discussing his current focus on his hospitality businesses, particularly the waiting room cocktail lounge. He shares insights on launching creative promotions, like the popular $5 espresso martini tree, and how it's driving customer engagement. Pat also reflects on his future pivot from hospitality to real estate investment, detailing his strategy with Section 8 housing and the challenges of scaling in the hospitality industry. He finishes the episode by recommending the book Predictably Irrational and its insights into human decision-making. Newsletter https://t.co/FJ2fkNOkeM YouTube and Socials https://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod 00:15 – Pat introduces the episode, going solo today. 03:33 – Discussion on the hospitality industry and busy season. 08:22 – Launch of the $5 espresso martini tree promotion. 12:45 – How TikTok drove massive customer engagement. 16:35 – Pat's thoughts on customer loyalty and upselling strategies. 23:21 – Transition from hospitality to real estate investments. 29:50 – Pat explains the benefits of Section 8 housing investments. 33:20 – Book recommendation: Predictably Irrational and its impact on business decisions.

In this episode of "Sorry We're Closed," we venture into the world of lawyers where Business Pat has some strong opinions you need to hear and we break down a survey that says 1 in 4 lawyers are bullied. We then shift to the ongoing Longshoremen strike, exploring its economic impact and the looming threat of automation and AI on industries from shipping to law. This leads us to discuss the future of work, emphasizing how entrepreneurial adaptability is key in navigating the coming AI revolution. To top it off, we explore the scandal surrounding New York City Mayor Eric Adams, who was indicted due to an unexpected chain of events involving a pop star and a church. YouTube and Socials https://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod 00:15 – Episode introduction and today's lineup preview. 02:08 – Discussion on workplace bullying among lawyers. 12:33 – Start of Longshoremen strike and automation fears. 15:01 – Economic impact of the strike on U.S. imports. 34:01 – AI's role in future job displacement. 52:40 – Tevo's insights on AI and creative jobs. 1:03:26 – Mayor Adams' indictment and surprising backstory.

In this episode of "Sorry We're Closed," Pat and Tevo delve into a wide range of topics, from the challenges of navigating tariffs in the U.S. economy to sports business updates. They explore the implications of President Trump's proposed 200% tariff on companies like John Deere if they move their manufacturing to Mexico, diving into the pros and cons of tariffs for American jobs and consumers. The hosts also discuss the Oakland Athletics' move to Las Vegas, reflecting on the local economic impacts of losing a long-standing sports franchise. The conversation covers everything from local commuting trends to the nuances of business decisions, making for an insightful and diverse episode. YouTube and Socials https://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod 3:00 Ranking US Cities 33:00 How Tariffs Affect our Country 50:00 Oakland A's Moving; Ripped By Local Media

In this episode of "Sorry We're Closed," Pat and Tevo explore a variety of engaging topics, starting with a discussion about the latest iPhone release and the excitement around Apple's new intelligence features. The hosts then dive into the challenges of creating compelling content, sharing insights from Mr. Beast's 36-page manifesto on social media success. They also break down Tennessee University's decision to introduce a 10% talent fee on ticket prices to support revenue sharing with athletes, sparking a debate on the effectiveness of this approach. Throughout the episode, Pat reflects on the progress at his cocktail bar, The Waiting Room, while sharing his ongoing efforts to boost visibility and sales through creative marketing strategies. The show wraps up with a brainstorming session on how to keep viewers hooked in an era of shrinking attention spans. YouTube and Socials https://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod 4:00 Apple's New iPhone 22:00 Tennessee Football Charging Fans for NIL Fund 33:00 Mr Beasts Secrets to Success on YouTube 55:00 Content Creation Exercise

The full gang is here this week again to discuss marketing strategies they've been experimenting with, including advertising on different platforms like X and TikTok. The hosts then delve into a debate about "founder mode" versus "manager mode" in business operations, discussing the balance between hands-on management and delegation. The conversation shifts to a spirited discussion about the political climate, including the recent presidential debate between Trump and Kamala Harris, and the challenges of cutting through political noise to identify genuine policy positions. The episode wraps up with some personal anecdotes and reflections on how perception shapes business and politics. YouTube and Socials https://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod 4:00 Advertising on X 15:00 Founder Mode vs Manager Mode 50:00 Baseball Pat on Facing Certain Batters 56:00 Fyre FEstival Part 2 62:00 Debate Recap

In this episode of "Sorry We're Closed," the guys explore the vocational education system and debate the merits of traditional four-year colleges versus vocational training, particularly in fields like plumbing, truck driving, and electrical work and how there are entrepreunirial opportunities in all fields. The conversation touches on societal views about "blue-collar" versus "white-collar" jobs, and the hosts discuss how to elevate the perception of tradespeople in America. The episode also touches on current topics, such as government efficiency and how Elon Musk has suggested he could help run a commission to address inefficiencies. Toward the end we get excited about the start of football season and their fantasy football drafts, with a humorous side note on the Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift rumors.

In this politically charged episode of "Sorry We're Closed," the full team dive into the controversial proposal of a 25% wealth tax on unrealized gains, examining its potential impact on the economy and the wealthy. The discussion explores the complexities and potential loopholes that could arise if such a tax were implemented. The hosts also delve into free speech and censorship, reflecting on Elon Musk's stance on content moderation and how it contrasts with actions taken by other social media platforms since META and Mark Zuckerberg admitted to throttle certain news stories around Covid. The conversation shifts to the diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in corporate America, with a focus on whether these policies are effective or simply performative. Finally, they tackle the Bud Light controversy and its attempt to rebrand with comedian Shane Gillis, debating whether the timing and choice of spokesperson will help the brand recover. YouTube and Socials https://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod 5:00 Wealth Tax Debate 28:00 Zuckerberg Admits to Censorship 40:00 Companies Out on DEI 58:00 Shane Gillis to Save Bud Light?

In this episode of "Sorry We're Closed," Pat and Tevo dive into the intricacies of the current real estate market and the potential impact of a proposed $25,000 grant for first-time homebuyers. They discuss the pros and cons of such a program, exploring how it might drive up home prices and create financial challenges for buyers in a different way than a down payment. The conversation then shifts to the ongoing debate around remote work, with Pat and Tevo weighing the benefits and drawbacks of working from home versus returning to the office. They conclude with insights into Starbucks' new CEO, Brian Niccol, and his decision to work remotely, reflecting on how even top executives are embracing the remote work trend. YouTube and Socials https://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod 2:00 Sorry We're Closed Intro 6:00 $25,000 Home Downpayment Discussion 25:00 Remote Work Debate

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Pat and Tevo dive into the economic realities of 2024, focusing on the significant impact of inflation on both businesses and consumers. The discussion kicks off with an analysis of a viral video highlighting the stark rise in grocery costs over the past two years, showcasing how inflation has affected everyday items and business operations, including Pat's bars. The conversation then shifts to the controversial figure of Mr. Beast, where they explore recent allegations and the concept of "performative philanthropy," questioning whether his charitable acts are genuine or merely a strategic business move. The episode wraps up with updates on their own business ventures and a look ahead at marketing strategies, including the successes and challenges they've encountered in their efforts to build a community around the podcast. YouTube and Socials https://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod 2:00 Inflation continues to be seen 20:00 Mr Beast Scandal 40:00 Pat's Marketing Journey

Football is BACK...kinda! In this epsiode of Sorry We're Closed we discuss Sean's upcoming bachelor party, which will feature a trip to Morgantown for the West Virginia vs. Penn State game, dubbed the "Game of the Decade" for WVU by Sean. They delve into the electrifying atmosphere expected in Morgantown and the potential impact of the game on their local bars, Green Rock and Texas Arizona, which cater to West Virginia and Penn State fans respectively. The hosts also talk about business strategies, including the implementation of credit card surcharges and the challenges of managing costs in the bar industry. YouTube and Socials https://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod 3:00 Sean's Bachelor Party Planning 16:00 Green Rock WVU Special 30:00 The Credit Card Debate

Pat and Tevo return from their summer adventures and dive straight into the upcoming fall season for their bars in Hoboken, New Jersey. Pat shares his enthusiasm for the new fiscal year and the promising developments in his business ventures. The duo also brainstorms innovative digital marketing strategies to engage customers and potential advertising partners, drawing on Tevo's extensive experience with Barstool and other digital content creation. They discuss the idea of creating a competitive and engaging digital ad involving their sports bars to attract patrons and enhance their visibility. The episode wraps up with a fun and insightful discussion on their Mount Rushmore of top business movies, revealing personal favorites and the lessons they've learned from them. YouTube and Socials https://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod 3:00 Light Group Business Update 7:00 A Real Business Meeting between Pat and Tevo 17:00 How to do Business with Pat 46:00 Mount Rushmore of Business Movies

Pat and Sean cover a range of topics from their hectic business schedules to the astronomical salaries in professional sports. They dive into the WNBA's groundbreaking $2.2 billion media rights deal and the impact of such moves on the sports industry. Sean shares an exciting update about his new book on fitness and injury prevention, highlighting the importance of maintaining a balanced workout routine. The discussion takes a serious turn as they analyze the recent assassination attempt on Donald Trump and its potential implications on the political landscape. YouTube and Socials https://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod 6:00 How to Do Business with Pat 12:00 WNBA $2.2 Billion Deal 18:00 Steph Curry Lifetime Earnings 33:00 Hoboken Update 50: President Trump's Assassination Attempt

In this episode of "Sorry We're Closed," We welcome back Sean and check in on the update of his new book! The conversation transitions into business insights, where Pat shares the impact of decreased bar volume on pricing strategies and customer engagement. The episode concludes with a deep dive into the evolving nightlife scene in Hoboken, exploring how demographic shifts and economic changes are influencing bar attendance and business strategies while Pat has to balance being the CEO of the business and managing investor expectations. YouTube and Socials https://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod 15:00 Sean will ruin your workouts 26:00 Sean Book Update 40:00 Investor Relations with Business Pat

In this episode of "Sorry We're Closed," Pat and Tevo dive into a variety of topics, starting with a fun experiment where they asked AI whether it would vote for them or current political figures for president. The discussion transitions into the intricacies of business operations, including the challenges of pricing strategies and customer engagement in the bar industry. They also tackle current events such as United Airlines' new delay transparency policy and the potential impact of new banking regulations on consumer fees. The episode wraps up with insights into summer business strategies and the excitement for the fall season in Hoboken. YouTube and Socials https://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod 2:00 Would AI vote for Pat or Tevo 16:00 United's New Strategy 35:00 Will It Cost Money for a Bank Account? 55:00 Hoboken Updates

First off America is #1...We were #1 four years ago and #1 today. We hope you will enjoy this discussion and chime in with your own thoughts on our socials but no matter what your views are we hope that we all can agree...America is #1. In this episode of "Sorry We're Closed," Pat and Tevo dive into a myriad of hot topics around the recent political debates between Biden and Trump. They discuss the performance and public perception of both candidates, highlighting the challenges and strengths of each. The conversation extends to the impact of politics on business, particularly focusing on the importance of local elections. The hosts also share insights from their recent travels, reflecting on the differences and similarities between the United States and other countries. Throughout the episode, there's a strong sense of American pride as they celebrate the country's resilience and achievements, especially fitting for the July 4th weekend. YouTube and Socials https://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod 2:00 The All In Podcast is All In on Trump 16:00 The Worst Stat this Political Cycle 38:00 Would ChatGPT Vote for Trump or Biden? 45:00 Pat's Travels and America is #1

A historic episode with Pat and Tevo where at the end you have the opportunity to listen to a live workshop where we create the first ever sales email live on air that was sent out to the first potential Light Group Ownership Card customer. For current events we explore the other side of AI where McDonald's ends its partnership with IBM and their AI drive through and we break down how the government is cracking down on companies that make it hard to cancel their memberships. YouTube and Socials https://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod 0:00 Intro 5:00 IBM and McDonalds End AI Drive thru 15:00 The worst cancelling of memberships 38:00 Cold Email Workshop with Business Pat

We have an awesome tech focused podcast where Pat and Tevo dive into the world of AI which is the biggest buzz word of 2024 in the business world and wall street. The big news this week was when Apple announced its partnership with OpenAI to bring a new era of Iphones that will have AI capabilities powered by ChatGPT. While the majority of public perception was positive Elon Musk raised a loud opinion over the security of your personal and professional data not being safe with OpenAI's access to your phone. We break down the feautrues and the saga that ensued around the annoucnement. Pat also give some of his personal investment strategy (not personal financial advice) and talks about a new partnership he is working on with the Light Group! YouTube and Socials https://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod 0:00 Intro 15:00 Investment Strategy 18:00 Elon Musk vs Apple 35:00 Is Elon Musk a Generational Mind? 45:00 The Light Group Partnership Update

In this episode of "Sorry We're Closed," hosts Pat and Sean, along with Tevo, delve into their entrepreneurial experiences, sharing insights and addressing various business challenges. The hosts explore a Wall Street Journal article that poses the question: "Can you call someone without sending them a text message first?" This leads to a lively debate about modern communication etiquette, generational differences, and personal preferences when it comes to phone calls versus text messages. A significant portion of the episode is dedicated to discussing Equinox's new $40,000 annual program that includes a series of lab tests, a fitness trainer, a nutrition coach, a sleep coach, and a massage therapist. Sean, who runs a health and wellness business, provides his perspective on this high-end offering, comparing it to his own services and emphasizing the importance of personalized, professional care. Pat introduces the concept of the Light Group Owner Card, a membership card designed to provide exclusive benefits to their best customers. The card offers perks such as skipping lines, free meals, early access to events, and discounts on parties. Pat emphasizes the importance of over-delivering on customer expectations and providing exceptional service. Overall, this episode provides valuable insights into the entrepreneurial mindset, customer service strategies, and the importance of effective communication in business. YouTube and Socials https://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod 0:00 Intro 1:00 Can you call unannounced 19:00 The $40,000 Gym Membership 47:00 The Light Group Ownership Card 57:00 Travel Nightmare

In this episode of the "Sorry We're Closed" podcast, hosts discuss various challenges and experiences in their entrepreneurial journeys. They share a humorous anecdote about a misprinted brochure leading to an unexpected request for nudes, illustrating the unpredictable nature of business mishaps. The conversation also touches on the importance of creating efficient systems and the role of key books like "Richest Man in Babylon" and "Principles" by Ray Dalio in understanding business strategies. They highlight the struggle with maintaining staff efficiency, particularly in the restaurant industry, and the need to adapt and streamline processes rather than just adding more labor. The episode concludes with reflections on the consistency required in social media management and how to generate lasting content assets . YouTube and Socials https://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod 0:00 Intro 2:30 The Brochure 7:00 Staffing Properly 27:00 Importance of Social Media 38:00 Detailed Look at The Starbucks Strategy