@Ken LatchersIt isn’t because they have delicious burgers bud.

Not everyone will order the same cheeseburger, or even a burger at all.

I don't know any other way to "take responsibility" beyond eating that $hit burger.

one thing that's negative from Out of state investing is that we as landlord never grow up. we don't develop business channel, we don't develop business skillset, and we give money to out of state realtor and out of state property management only.in term of business education, investing and creating local business locally is way preferable.I'd rather want to know much the NNN lease in san mateo in-n-out burger rather than 2/1 in indianapolis.Passive investing IMO is detrimental in long term as we almost don't gain anything from a family dinner cash flow.

Even the dullest witted person is going to eventually figure out that they are probably paying to go to work on that kind of wage rate... or at least, making less than they would by flipping burgers.

But I am now selling a beef burger to vegans in this group.All I can tell you all, I am not stupid.

In fact, there is no rule really on who pays what, it just has to be paid.  

Again, I am a "nothing-burger" in this GP/LP realm at this time, so maybe I'm just some tiny know nothing village idiot all jacked up on hopeium and ideals, IDK, but that's my "why's" of doing more than just being out for myself alone. 

So, that is of course a nothing-burger and again nobody asked about that since the question was what would motivate someone to buy these deals.

Because they are franchises, it doesn't mean they are run like a Burger King or MacDonald's where they are all cookie cuter / the same.