That acreage would support a pretty good retail or restaurant outlet.

$950 gets you a pretty nice apartment in a great area, probably close to lots of bars, restaurants, grocery stores, etc.

There's the University of Texas, the Capitol, 6th street, live music, rivers, lakes, good restaurants and plenty more.That weekend UT football will be playing away which is helpful in that traffic won't be as bad and hotels won't jack up their rates as if they were here.

They will say "They outsource that", well, a manager at a restaurant doesn't wait tables, but they know how it is done right?

Just don't say its because your Mexican or White or whatever that will get you in trouble everywhere.

The show is based on the same premise as some of Gordon Ramsey's restaurant fix up shows. 

Retail and restaurants unless you have a job as a nurse or construction worker you probably cannot even live on the current working wages.

I haven't been active on BP for the past several months primarily because my wife and I welcomed our first beautiful baby girl into this world and I've been busy with projects.My story is a little different - my business's revenue is primarily generated by restaurants that we own, but the same principles that BP advocates I've applied to grow that business as well.

The cost savings to your company for the trade off in meals eaten within a restaurant (plus gratuity), vs. cooked within the VR, might be a good selling point if it's something you need to build a case for.

So, the average income of these are the Mexican is much higher than $18,000.