Yvette Carnell Attacks Yet Another Successful Black Person

[Ya' Cousin Cleon]

It's good to see coli nikkas waking up to Agent Carnell and her devil tricks.

I don’t think she’s an agent

 

[get these nets]

When I was trying to find more details on the Brotha I noticed there was an association of Black McDonald's owner/operators that recognized his accomplishments but no info on sources non-borrowed start up capital

Oh,ok... I thought you were being serious in the conversation.


There are Black Enterprise interviews of past McD's franchisees, detailing how they financed the purchase of their first stores .

Outside of you thinking that I'm gonna find the articles and then READ them to you like a bedtime story.... I don't know what else to tell you

 

[Off the Onion]

STOP DEFENDING A POINT I DIDN'T MAKE. Where did I say Yvette specifically was one of the people calling Bitcoin a scam? Guilty conscious. Go somewhere and prepare to die, you broke ass DOS. You were born black, life is over according to the data.

I don't believe that's the message at all. I believe the messages that we need a collective movement so the government that we pay taxes to can address our Collective wealth problem. Other than that everything else is an uphill battle

 

[L0Qutus]

Oh,ok... I thought you were being serious in the conversation.


There are Black Enterprise interviews of past McD's franchisees, detailing how they financed the purchase of their first stores .

Outside of you thinking that I'm gonna find the articles and then READ them to you like a bedtime story.... I don't know what else to tell you

Bruh it is the middle of a workday. I got shyt to do

I did find one BE article with the kind of information I was looking for.

National Fast Food Day: Owner of 29 McDonald’s Generating $60M is ‘Lovin’ It’

ROAD TO OWNING MICKEY D’S
The road to success for Parrish, 62, has not been a cakewalk. His first and only application to become a franchisee was rejected in 1987. But his desire to win would not let him quit. Parrish made inroads by attending a two-year McDonald’s training program. He worked 25 hours per week with no pay to learn the nation’s largest fast-food restaurant chain’s system. He used $180,000 in savings he had accumulated during his 13 years working at ExxonMobil to buy his first McDonald’s franchise. He also lived on those same funds for about six months before taking any money from the net revenues of the business. “The value of saving is critical,” says Parrish. He has steadily added stores by using working capital, business equity, and bank loans to finance those units.
Startup costs, including construction and equipment expenses, average between $955,708 and $2.3 million, according to McDonald’s. That’s in addition to a $45,000 initial franchise fee. The average McDonald’s restaurant generates $2.5 million in sales annually, according to QSR magazine.

That's 180k in 1987 or 1988. That's about 390k in today's dollars.

I gotta figure out how to generate an extra ~30k a yr over the decade











Edit:
The wife has to go back to work outside the home!

 

[8WON6]

Retired Police officer bringing jobs to his community and passing down generational wealth. Again, what's wrong with this?

Originally yall said YC was hating on the young lady's success, when she simply pointed out that it was more than "work hard and save", it was generational wealth...now you're trying to hop on other people arguments as if youve been saying this the whole time.

 

[Booker T Garvey]

Why is it so difficult to understand the critical question, "How did the parents obtain 750k-1 Milli to open up the first McDonald's?"

• Nobody is downing this family's achievement.
• The daughter should be celebrated for being successful at the family business.
• The father and the mother can be great mentors for other people.

Cops make good Middle and Upper-Middle class salaries. How does a Black officer in Sr Leadership amass 750k-1million liquid to invest in a McDonald's?

That's the fukking hole in the story.
I want to know so I can do it too

The man was a police officer for forever and a day, so it's not outside the realm of possibility that he saved his money or pulled his 401K out to start up a mcdonalds

i mean technically that’s none of our business

But again, this notion that her getting a McDonald’s through her family is a victory for ALL of us as it was presented is some BS.

How many rich Asian/White/Latino families pass on their franchises to their kids and it makes the news?

 

[L0Qutus]

The man was a police officer for forever and a day, so it's not outside the realm of possibility that he saved his money or pulled his 401K out to start up a mcdonalds

i mean technically that’s none of our business

But again, this notion that her getting a McDonald’s through her family is a victory for ALL of us as it was presented is some BS.

How many rich Asian/White/Latino families pass on their franchises to their kids and it makes the news?

I don't have a right to inspect their books but the young lady said that her advice to OTHER people would be to get good mentors, work hard, and to network.

I think she left some shyt out

 

[get these nets]

I don't have a right to inspect their books but the young lady said that her advice to OTHER people would be to get good mentors, work hard, and to network.

I think she left some shyt out

She's Making History As McDonald's Youngest Black Woman Owner - The Black Professional


The original article about her was published on July 8, on a website called THEBLACKPROFESSIONAL.com
The media outlet that published/posted the article first is targeted to current or aspiring Black professionals and entrepreneurs.

The FOURTH sentence in the article is

The native New Orleanian’s relationship with McDonald’s began when her parents purchased their first restaurant in 2010

the actual words of advice from her in the body of the article are here

Jade’s advice for those trying to find or figure their passion, “Take the risk and know that it will be a lot of hard work. Pray about it. God sends everyone on a different journey in life. As you build your relationship with Him he will help lead and guide you in the right direction.” She also credits much of her success to having had generous mentors. “Network and have a core team of genuine mentors. You need people who are in your corner that will positively motivate you. I say genuine because not everyone will have your best interest at heart,” says Jade.

Target audience of the article are people familiar with or currently learning about raising startup capital for businesses, franchising deals,etc etc.
Other outlets copied the story because it was one of those rare attention grabbing headlines that's not a negative story.

 

[T'krm]

Bruh it is the middle of a workday. I got shyt to do

I did find one BE article with the kind of information I was looking for.

National Fast Food Day: Owner of 29 McDonald’s Generating $60M is ‘Lovin’ It’

That's 180k in 1987 or 1988. That's about 390k in today's dollars.

I gotta figure out how to generate an extra ~30k a yr over the decade











Edit:
The wife has to go back to work outside the home!

Stop being a 'miserable agent of chaos who attacks Black ppl'!!
What''s wrong with you??
Can't you see ur ruining the phony scheme to discredit someone by providing facts, on behalf someone who.....provides facts

 

[Field Marshall Bradley]

I'm going to assume that YC's parents are both college educated

They weren’t according to her... very blue collar... and what did you find that refutes the point that YC was trying to make?

 

[Field Marshall Bradley]

Target audience of the article are people familiar with or currently learning about raising startup capital for businesses, franchising deals,etc etc.

So non blacks basically. She went from a worker to a franchise owner in 6 years. That’s not networking, that’s nepotism. I ain’t mad at that at all, but that’s something entirely different from networking

 

[Losttribe]

Tone talks latest video talked about toxic ambition in the black community.

 

[Losttribe]

Individual entrepreneurship alone is not going to save us is the point. Also she is not just hating on the woman but is asking to understand the context and a reason why this story is being promoted on black new sites right now. But you will just call it hating. Rock on get your P Diddy on, get your Bitcoin on.

Collective economics starts with individual entrepreneurship



Idiot.

 

[Losttribe]

Honestly if you out here really having success.... You shouldn't be triggered by Yvette & Tone's opinion.

No reason to be emotional.

They have their niche and when you ignore the doom & gloom tone of their show - its actually informative.

they obviously have an agenda but they still provide valuable information

Yvette & Tone got established brands.

They're just feeding their base.

They can't just switch up and become an ambitious and aspirational show

That's like McDonald's selling T-shirts instead of burgers

They throw in a few data points

But they arw exactly what black people in amerika dont need.

 

[Losttribe]

I don't believe that's the message at all. I believe the messages that we need a collective movement so the government that we pay taxes to can address our Collective wealth problem. Other than that everything else is an uphill battle

If your entire solution is begging the elite and some racist cacs for nikkatreats



Then you lost already