calixprynce
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Would be nice to open them down south strictly .
Black people need to start learning how to make and sell Pizza.
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Would be nice to open them down south strictly .
Neil Tyson
YYZ
Pizza depot lol.Breh, Brampton you already know the franchise owners are all Brown. I club with like half of them. 20 year old nikkas driving 2015 S-classes, all off of pizza money, shyts disgusting.
shyt even pizza pizza.
KingJamesXXIII
Rookie
Ayyy lmao ! Funny you mention this. 2 weeks ago I brought this idea up to a couple of buddies and we are considering opening up a Pizza Franchise in 2016. 100% serious. 125k initial investment.
yo that 
pizza cooks in 3 minutes? thats pretty ill 
pizza cooks in 3 minutes? thats pretty ill 
. It's not even an expensive franchise like a Pizza Pizza or anything, photoshop logo with heinz dipping sauces 
Id love to do something like this tho.
I'm sorryBreh, Brampton you already know the franchise owners are all Brown. I club with like half of them. 20 year old nikkas driving 2015 S-classes, all off of pizza money, shyts disgusting.
Ol Kumar ass nikkas
Alright i got a few minutes, so i'm gonna break it down for you guys. We'll use Brampton as an example:
Demographics
Ok traditionally the benefits of investing for a larger chain franchise rests in the instant brand awareness from the food to the logo, the access to it's supply chains, highly lean and efficient systems of operation and all the technology that makes it run. The downside is you usually pay a substantial fee to be a franchisee and the profit margin is razor thin.
The foundation for these upstart no-name pizza places owned by Indians to not only operate but dominate is based in group economics. How does a small run-of the mill family owned pizza place compete with Pizza Pizza? You start by advertising to your OWN people, of the 200,000 South Asians in the city roughly half of them share a common language (Punjabi) and one of the main mediums for their communication is a 24 hour Indian radio station that EVERYONE listens to. This radio station exists solely for the community by the community and facilitates a good majority of the capital to stay within the community. Yet, it's not really all that utopian, if the pizza at these places was a few dollars more the idea of group economics would go out the window so whatever you're offering MUST be cheaper than the mainstream alternative. Hypothetically speaking If starting tomorrow the other 61.6% of the non South-Asian residents decided to boycott all Indian businesses i believe they'd still turn a profit.
Now selling to your people is just a start, but as the posters from Toronto can attest to everyone eats there, cause its simply cheaper and the food is just as good.
Demographics
South Asian 200,220 38.4%
White 171,655 32.9%
Black 70,290 13.5%
Filipino 17,905 3.4%
Latin American 11,405 2.2%
Southeast Asian 8,630 1.7%
Chinese 8,035 1.5%
Arab 4,125 0.8%
West Asian 3,485 0.7%
Japanese 675 0.1%
Korean 525 0.1%
White 171,655 32.9%
Black 70,290 13.5%
Filipino 17,905 3.4%
Latin American 11,405 2.2%
Southeast Asian 8,630 1.7%
Chinese 8,035 1.5%
Arab 4,125 0.8%
West Asian 3,485 0.7%
Japanese 675 0.1%
Korean 525 0.1%
Ok traditionally the benefits of investing for a larger chain franchise rests in the instant brand awareness from the food to the logo, the access to it's supply chains, highly lean and efficient systems of operation and all the technology that makes it run. The downside is you usually pay a substantial fee to be a franchisee and the profit margin is razor thin.
The foundation for these upstart no-name pizza places owned by Indians to not only operate but dominate is based in group economics. How does a small run-of the mill family owned pizza place compete with Pizza Pizza? You start by advertising to your OWN people, of the 200,000 South Asians in the city roughly half of them share a common language (Punjabi) and one of the main mediums for their communication is a 24 hour Indian radio station that EVERYONE listens to. This radio station exists solely for the community by the community and facilitates a good majority of the capital to stay within the community. Yet, it's not really all that utopian, if the pizza at these places was a few dollars more the idea of group economics would go out the window so whatever you're offering MUST be cheaper than the mainstream alternative. Hypothetically speaking If starting tomorrow the other 61.6% of the non South-Asian residents decided to boycott all Indian businesses i believe they'd still turn a profit.
Now selling to your people is just a start, but as the posters from Toronto can attest to everyone eats there, cause its simply cheaper and the food is just as good.
iFightSeagullsForBread
The Working Class Hero
ITT: nikkas who've never worked food service before
fukk I look making any off you fakkits rich of my sweat and shattered dreams 
fukk I look making any off you fakkits rich of my sweat and shattered dreams
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calixprynce
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"just directa your feetza to daddy green's pizza"
These people arent getting rich brehs. And they work all day all week all night. Pizza is shyt money. Dream higher.
Boogie
Been a joint call me Mr. Backwood