But my Wendy's jr bacon cheeseburger is up to $1.89, from $.99. 

Lot's of employees and high leases.We were at the GA fair last night and 2 cheese steaks, 2 onion rings, and 2 drinks were 44 dollars.

My favorite books on mindset are The Go-Getter, Who Moved my Cheese, The One Minute Investor, The Road to Wealth, and the Art of the Deal.

Getting a job is easy, you can flip burgers, clean houses, etc....    

After 3-4 months, I think you'll start to get the hang of it by reading here a lot.Later you can buy a new porsche like me and laugh at all the college snobs who think theyre better than everyone else and doubted you, yet they make as much as 1-2 burger king workers after accumulating $50,000+ in student loans (my favorite tactic was to post pictures of it online with me in it and then proceed to give them facebook pokes to force them to look at my profile, and then ask them what their experience with V12 engines have been like because im planning to purchase a new ferrari next year)

There is a mac 'n cheese place near us that is killing it.

I know I'm over simplifying, it doesn't seem that hard I would imagine @Jay Hinrichs saying "Questionable ethnics is like ice in your drink at a burger flipper, the higher the volume the more ice they put in your soda, and will use words like *cooling optimization* to defend the scant amount of soda in MY DRINK!" 

While the returns can be much greater, the cheese moves much faster in the game of short-term rentals, and the knowledge and strategy required when it comes to existing and future government regulation (on the city, county, and even state levels) is hugely important as one could get put out of business at any time.

Our 10 minute trip to buy some cheese and crackers to go with the wine turned into over an hour.

Imagine if 90% of Burger King's sales were Quarter Pounders, and demand for Quarter Pounders dried up overnight.