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I’d go with an always lit “HAM BISCUITS” and two signs below that say “AVAILABLE” and “SOLD OUT”, one lit and one dark, to be super explicit. The problem with
by rzimmerman 5y ago
I’d go with an always lit “HAM BISCUITS” and two signs below that say “AVAILABLE” and “SOLD OUT”, one lit and one dark, to be super explicit.
The problem with a green sign is that it might not stand out against a properly painted bike shed…
- throwawayboise 5y agoOr go with the old roadside motel "No Vacancy" sign model. Red neon letters, but the two words are on separate circuits. So you can have "Vacancy" lit when you have rooms, and then turn on "No" when you are full. Red is also the best color to be readable at a distance, especially at night or in the rain.
- krisoft 5y agoI would stock enough ham biscuits to not run out of it. Fixing the sign is a bandaid. Having a sign is a bandaid. I don't know what a ham biscuit is, maybe there is a reason why it's impossible to stock it properly. But clearly fixing that should be the first line of attack.
- joezydeco 5y agoMcD has two kinds of breakfast biscuits: premade and "scratch". Scratch is the original formula and is still used in some markets, like the ones selling country ham biscuits. They're called "scratch" because they're hand made from a mix with buttermilk and then rolled out, cut, and baked in a convection oven on-site. It takes a while and running out is a thing that happens if they're not made fast enough.
- tingletech 5y agoI heard in some markets they have biscuits and gravy