@Steven Johnson - Thank you for sharing your file - it's a great starting point - it's always nice to work off drafts rather than reinvent wheels.  

@Houston Pitts I wouldn't try and reinvent the wheel. 

These experiential retailers not only fill large vacant spaces but also reinvent malls as entertainment destinations that can’t be matched online, paving the way for a reimagined retail experience.

Quote from @Sharon Barnes: Quote from @Chris Seveney: far to many are using it to post here on BP unfortunately.I am not surprised Chris and this only goes to show the rate at which technology especially AI is going to reinvent everything.

Standardizing these elements will allow you to expand without reinventing the wheel.

You do not need to reinvent the wheel but you cannot cut any corners and expect a good result.

Hopefully it never comes to that, but no need to reinvent the wheel.Another thing you have to think about is why you have a contract. 

You don't have to reinvent the wheel - just align yourself with a great group of folks who are doing what you want to do in that market!

I would look elsewhere in FL IMHOIn general I tell my clients to always think outside the box for new ideas for amenities etc but no need to reinvent the wheel!

I can create one, just not trying to reinvent the wheel.