If they are lending to a business it's the Wild West.

It's wildly labor intensive and with tiny profit margins.

AirDNA isn't a useful tool; its numbers are usually wildly off. 

Not all of it leaks and there is a lot of it out there in the wild.

SO…let’s sink our teeth into something more meaty: Wild volatility in apartment housing supply.

$25K is wild! 

If the tax returns don't show anything worth wild, then move on to better applicants.

The prices do indeed vary wildly. 

We have had major wild fires, which destroyed thousands of homes.

I get your restaurant analogy, but it's wildly flawed, here is how: What your arguing is one would go out and look at a Subway, look at a McDonalds, look at a sandwich truck, look at a "Mom-Pop" Taco joint, look at a fine dining and a spot's bar and a casual fine dining AND THEN decide which to jump in based on some metric of the business.