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It takes an act of Congress to get where Franklin is today. And everything is so freaking expensive you have to think and overthink your way to make a profit, break even or at least not loose money.
There is nothing wrong the way Aaron is "raking" his cash. He's doing it the old fashion way. Hard work and accountability; is his name at his business door.
Exactly. Nowadays, that "schedule" way of doing things goes as far as flying planes. The caching phrase "anybody can do it" sets the tone and people believe it. No surprise then having high pit master turnover and resulting with inconsistent quality.
I agree with everything you posted but one thing; at this time and age, I think Weber are no longer 100% made in the USA. Still, it is the best middle of the road charcoal cooking machine out there. Fairly affordable, and excellent performance.
Good question. I guess there are trade secrets not meant to be public domain, just to justify Aaron. I have seen restaurants keeping food warm under lamps; also those trays immerse in hot water. I don't know but trial and error seems unavoidable in this quest.
I haven't been there and will eventually try it whenever I get the chance; nevertheless I also have wondered about the hype factor. Like the stock market.
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