Ray Kroc

Kroc isn't really in the food industry he was really the real estate business. He was a man of making sure everyone gets good value, if they are paying for something he owns he wants to make sure that they get there moneys worth. Ray was a born salesman. he could manipulate you into buying a product he created. He was a born Business man. Ray wasn't the creator of McDonalds. he had asked if he could help the mcdonalds brothers and eventually purcashed his own mcdonalds after he had built as many Mcdonalds he ould afford he bought out the company from the Mcdonald brothers.

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Hi I am from Sardis Secondary
I was wondering if you guys would be interested in buying some tickets
the tickets are $1 a piece and the winner gets a 2001 Acura
All the money goes towards the grad legacy which is a fund that helps the kids that are less fortunate as well as for scholarships
How Many tickets would you like to buy

BobbleHead

If i was Jeff i would have pulled the same move he did by not giving away any percentage of the company that is bringing in profit. Jeff is making 500thousand in profit off his online Bobble Head site. He went into the Shark Tank having a plan to sell a percent of his new idea of vapour bobble heads where he would be selling bobble heads out of the mall. Doing that would not be such a great idea because getting a Stall in the mall is expensive and if his great plan doesn't turn out it would leave him losing money. I also think Jeff went on that show just to get the publicity of his online site

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