Budget is a bad word. Lately, my wife tells me that my budget is $××x amount. I add 20% for tips and then multiply by the months I didn't buy anything and that's my budget.
She doesn't see it that way.
Wife: Do you know how much is left on your card? Me: No, but I'm pretty sure you're gonna tell me. Wife: What? Me: Nothing. Wife: There is only $178 available to you. Me: Well, that's better than I thought. I could even get some cigars. Wife: No! No, you can't. Me: Why not, you're gonna make a payment and then there will be way more available. Wife: Keep it up and I'll only make the minimum payment. Me: You wouldn't. Wife: I would! Me: *under breath* Witch. Wife: What? Me: Love you!
In Fumo Pax Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy cigars and that's close enough.
Budget? Don't really have one. I only smoke 3-5 cigars a month, so when I pick some up they last. Being lucky as the wife will stop and pick me up a box just because now and then stretches any budget last.
Logistics cannot win a war, but its absence or inadequacy can cause defeat. FM100-5
To he-double-hockey sticks with the cannibalism, I'm still stuck on Pepperidge Farm paying their part time employees $100/hr.
Sure their employees don't come close to 20 bucks a hour. Since I own this route I paid $275,000 for it years back, I'm not a employee. I average between 10k to 11k a week. 20% commission nets me close to 2k a week. Before expenses, which are. Fuel for my 3/4 ton pulling 20 foot trailer, storage unit where peperidge drops off the cookies, insurance what runs 3k a year. By the way with hurricane scare last week in florida and pepperidge getting me extra cookies I ran close to 17k. Florida these routes sell for 40 to 1. What means 40 times weekly average that puts value of my route at around 400k. I've had it for 7 years. And 25 years before that had a bread route.
All of the bread, some of the chips and cookies found in grocery stores are independent owned.
Finding out that their products are stored in a storage locker insured I will not buy their products. Also I'm not buying what you're trying to sell us. You are saying that a 20 foot wells cargo is carting this **** around and they are paying you basically what the product is worth to do it?
"We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give". Winston Churchill. MOW badge received.
Finding out that their products are stored in a storage locker insured I will not buy their products. Also I'm not buying what you're trying to sell us. You are saying that a 20 foot wells cargo is carting this **** around and they are paying you basically what the product is worth to
Have no ideal what you mean what's its worth. If peperidge bill's in a package of goldfish to a store at $2 I get 40 cents.
By the way pepperidge has close to 4k independent distributors. When we sell we put them on pepperidge farm website https://www.pfroutes.com/
They have two different routes, snack which is cookie, and bakery which is bread and stuffing. Bakery routes sell for less early hours and have to deliver weekends.
Easy to find out if its bull, fly down to florida spend a week with me. Or just drive the mile to the grocery store by your home at 6 am and go around back and talk to the independents. Most will be in pickups and trailers, few in box trucks.
Ok, so according to pepperidge farms own independent salary information, the extreme high side is 115k. This is for five days a week and many accounts. The national average is 70k. So your take home of 91 seems reasonable, however not necessarily for three days. Good for you if true though. Yea had some free time. A rout now costs 343,200.00, in case anyone is interested.
"We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give". Winston Churchill. MOW badge received.
Easy to find out if its bull, fly down to florida spend a week with me. Or just drive the mile to the grocery store by your home at 6 am and go around back and talk to the independents. Most will be in pickups and trailers, few in box trucks.
Where in Florida do you deliver? If anywhere near me, I will meet you. We can have a cigar and beverage and post pics here
Logistics cannot win a war, but its absence or inadequacy can cause defeat. FM100-5
Ok, so according to pepperidge farms own independent salary information, the extreme high side is 115k. This is for five days a week and many accounts. The national average is 70k. So your take home of 91 seems reasonable, however not necessarily for three days. Good for you if true though. Yea had some free time. A rout now costs 343,200.00, in case anyone is interested.
All depends where route is. Florida cookie routes are, 40 to 1, bread 25 to 1. But now if you want to live in a different state you can buy a cookie route some states for 25 to 1 and bread for 15 to 1.
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Lately, my wife tells me that my budget is $××x amount. I add 20% for tips and then multiply by the months I didn't buy anything and that's my budget.
She doesn't see it that way.
Wife: Do you know how much is left on your card?
Me: No, but I'm pretty sure you're gonna tell me.
Wife: What?
Me: Nothing.
Wife: There is only $178 available to you.
Me: Well, that's better than I thought. I could even get some cigars.
Wife: No! No, you can't.
Me: Why not, you're gonna make a payment and then there will be way more available.
Wife: Keep it up and I'll only make the minimum payment.
Me: You wouldn't.
Wife: I would!
Me: *under breath* Witch.
Wife: What?
Me: Love you!
Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy cigars and that's close enough.
Trapped in the People's Communits Republic of Massachusetts.
Since I own this route I paid $275,000 for it years back, I'm not a employee.
I average between 10k to 11k a week.
20% commission nets me close to 2k a week. Before expenses, which are. Fuel for my 3/4 ton pulling 20 foot trailer, storage unit where peperidge drops off the cookies, insurance what runs 3k a year. By the way with hurricane scare last week in florida and pepperidge getting me extra cookies I ran close to 17k. Florida these routes sell for 40 to 1. What means 40 times weekly average that puts value of my route at around 400k. I've had it for 7 years. And 25 years before that had a bread route.
All of the bread, some of the chips and cookies found in grocery stores are independent owned.
MOW badge received.
By the way pepperidge has close to 4k independent distributors. When we sell we put them on pepperidge farm website
https://www.pfroutes.com/
They have two different routes, snack which is cookie, and bakery which is bread and stuffing. Bakery routes sell for less early hours and have to deliver weekends.
MOW badge received.
If anywhere near me, I will meet you.
We can have a cigar and beverage and post pics here
Glad I don't work for them. I'd have to take a pay cut and pay out more than I paid for my house. Ouch!
Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy cigars and that's close enough.
But now if you want to live in a different state you can buy a cookie route some states for 25 to 1 and bread for 15 to 1.