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> no casual customer to my knowledge has ever seriously asked what proportion of their peppermint tea and scones pays for a café's rent Furthering your café an
by amingilani 6y ago
> no casual customer to my knowledge has ever seriously asked what proportion of their peppermint tea and scones pays for a café's rent
Furthering your café analogy:
• How many cafés do you think pay an annual amount + 30% of their revenue to their landlord, and may only use the landlord's payment system comprising of landlord dollaz
• Would consumers of a popular café be seriously concerned if their café were suddenly closed because they decided to accept cash directly?
- thomed 6y agoThis does exist - popup malls and experiential shopping does exactly this through mandating landlord managed payment/epos. “Turnover rent options” -> https://www.boxpark.co.uk/enquiries/ https://www.boxpark.co.uk/enquiries/ And... https://rew-online.com/profit-sharing-model-could-save-mom-and-pop-shops-from-covid-closure/ https://rew-online.com/profit-sharing-model-could-save-mom-a...
- vr46 6y agoQuite a lot, sadly, just look at eateries as a concession in an institution like a museum, or as another poster said, pop-up places like Boxpark or even - slightly tangentially, event stalls at places like Kew Gardens or during Festivals.