I'm not a big cheese but I'm happy with my investing in Utah.

Rockets plus spaghetti equals cheeseburgers.

If you are talking about a stand alone place with a drive through,a fast food place like Taco Bell or a burger joint seems to go well next to it.

Therefore, we have an LLC that has elected to be taxed as an S-corp to have those S-corp advantages for active income.BTW, at a conference, I heard an insurance expert say "insurance is like Swiss cheese".

The Cascadia Investors Alliance has a north end meetup in Marysville at the Bob's Burgers.

., you guys aren't the first ones that I have seen struggle to make the numbers work...I just had a buyer reach out from Seattle, WA last week explaining s/he is looking to invest out of state because sitting on the sidelines waiting for something in their local market isn't "cutting the cheese" for them.

Her partner was Len Rhode  49er player in the 70s who owned a bunch of burger kings...

Once everything works out, ya'll wants cheese, pepperoni, or the works?

Hi Justin,You: Please mentor me.Him: Sure--go write a business plan of exactly what you need to do (the reason you seek mentorship is not knowing this most likely).You: (Iteration may be your friend here).Fill it out as best you can, ask him to look it over (maybe hard a hard copy so you can pencil notes in quickly).Maybe meet in a burger king for breakfast on the weekend and go over it together vs. an email.Go back and redo it with your new knowledge, and ask to to look it over again, until both of you are satisfied.Possibly you are very close to your target and only need some small tweaks, or maybe you are missing some important detail, etc..Just my 2 cents.

Hi Ben,A brewery huh...You probably have something else in mind. but when you say Fort Collins BreweryI envision a Brewery/public bar with the bar having 12 foot high ceiling to floor windows on one side (on the side of a mountain) with a long expansive unobstructed view of the lower lands below.With a 40 foot deep deck on piles with chairs and tables outside in front of the large windows.And inside chairs and tables plus 6 premium raised up horseshoe booths that go for $20 extra just to sit there and enjoy the view--and buy alcohol and food.The bar serves high quality skin on hot dogs, fries cooked in beef tallow, pizza with  ton of cheese on it, high quality fried cheese sticks, and hot wings.The interior color scheme is dark brown wood and burgundy Naugahyde with nail trim.With some salt blocks put out to attract Elk to the area.There is a large steel building on the property with it's own parking lot for rental for wedding receptions, which includes a bar (due to the liquor licence)It also has a nice view and flowery repose area for wedding pics with the beautiful view as a background.Customer base not aimed at the College level (animal House crowd), but a nice place, a destination, that if someone is going to visit Ft.Collins--this is "THE" place to visit (and spend money at).But with Covid...public gathering places...hmmmm .... hmmmmm(???)