Reply to: So I was online...

[Old Greg]

I assume free drinks for anyone who has given you positive rep?

It's not like that's going to cost him much.

It would explain why his sockies are always so pissed.

[d000hg]

I assume free drinks for anyone who has given you positive rep?

It's not like that's going to cost him much.

[russell]

I assume free drinks for anyone who has given you positive rep?

[Bunk]

It's presently runs mostly under management with the owner doing around 30 hours behind the bar (paperwork excluded). I have no plans to work in it apart from a few shifts. It's not a small pub, 600k plus turnover, 15 staff huge additional potential.

I think a little perusal at the books is in order and a little modelling in the first instance. Owning a pub is on my bucket list.

£600k is a small pub. My mate's pub is pretty small and does 10k+ a week and closer to 20k a week near Christmas (so probably about 750k a year). A bigger pub (but still not big) nearby does about 20-25k a week. For comparison, somewhere like O'Neills Leicester Square does over £100k a week.

[DirtyDog]

cooperinliverpool seems to be making a pretty good go of it.

[sasguru]

That wasn't a risk Sas. Everybody with any sense bought BTL in a rising market. You think that made you clever? No. You were on the bandwagon like everyone else. The difference being you use this as your justification risk and to stroke your massive ego. I see it as a cushion to allow me to try other avenues, to you it's a comfort blanket to sit warm and cosy in your house and sneer.

Goes off happy since MF bit like a fish

[MarillionFan]

every single thread comes down to these two having a 'lets see who has the smallest cock' contest....



cmon boys sort it out


its xmas!

If its a smallest cock competition I'm out to win that as well!!!

Oh hang on.

[MarillionFan]

I have actually, in the past, loading myself up with debt to buy BTLs.
It's what made me wealthy and why I can sit back and relax now.
If you're past 40, you should only be working for fun, not necessity.

That wasn't a risk Sas. Everybody with any sense bought BTL in a rising market. You think that made you clever? No. You were on the bandwagon like everyone else. The difference being you use this as your justification risk and to stroke your massive ego. I see it as a cushion to allow me to try other avenues, to you it's a comfort blanket to sit warm and cosy in your house and sneer.

[original PM]

every single thread comes down to these two having a 'lets see who has the smallest cock' contest....



cmon boys sort it out


its xmas!

[sasguru]

You've never taken a risk in your life..

I have actually, in the past, loading myself up with debt to buy BTLs.
It's what made me wealthy and why I can sit back and relax now.
If you're past 40, you should only be working for fun, not necessity.

[d000hg]

Definitely when choosing your first pub, you should go for a massive one with 15 staff.

If it's on your BL, buy a tiny one after you retire as a lifestyle business, not to turn a fat profit.

[MarillionFan]

You really are a ne-er-do-well, flitting from one thing to another, never doing well in anything.
Are you Suity in disguise?

Actually complete opposite. I do well in everything I do. I just believe in the spice of life and like to try and learn different things. Just because you think sticking your head in a statistical model and living a dull life like a pious Christian makes you clever you're in for a shock. You've never taken a risk in your life. Dull, dull, dull.

[original PM]

It's presently runs mostly under management with the owner doing around 30 hours behind the bar (paperwork excluded). I have no plans to work in it apart from a few shifts. It's not a small pub, 600k plus turnover, 15 staff huge additional potential.

I think a little perusal at the books is in order and a little modelling in the first instance. Owning a pub is on my bucket list.

Hate going to the pub when you just fancy a quiet pint and the tw@ of a landlord insists on waxing lyrical about how running a pub was 'always on his list of things to do' as its ' a great way to meet new people'.

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[sasguru]

You really are a ne-er-do-well, flitting from one thing to another, never doing well in anything.
Are you Suity in disguise?

[MarillionFan]

WHS, really not worth it.

It's presently runs mostly under management with the owner doing around 30 hours behind the bar (paperwork excluded). I have no plans to work in it apart from a few shifts. It's not a small pub, 600k plus turnover, 15 staff huge additional potential.

I think a little perusal at the books is in order and a little modelling in the first instance. Owning a pub is on my bucket list.