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TOT How to run a successfully pub
First, increase the prices to be the most expensive in the area. Second, change the paint scheme on the outside of the pub from a mock Tudor style with fake beams, which is a local landmark, to Army Khaki. Third, re-brand the pub as a wine warehouse with an illuminated sign. Fourth, employ an a blind interior designer who has never visited a real pub. Fifth, drape the "pub" with banners saying it is now a Thai Restaurant. Sixth, make all the customers invisible to the bar staff. Result: 50% of the pub sectioned off for the restaurant that on a Saturday night had a grand total of zero customers and the two dozen pub customers having trouble being served by the 4 bar staff who are having a social event themselves at the end of the bar. Well done Greene King, keep up the good work with your pub improvements. Note: this was once a busy pub in bed-sit land where people have nothing better to do than visit the pub - that's until the GK decided to go up market. -- mailto:news{at}admac(dot}myzen{dot}co{dot}uk |
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