You get the jacket for a year… you can wear it in public with certain caveats. We see you at Wimbledon Rors.
But in private…
How many Masters Champions do you think have had sex wearing the green jacket? Porky Pig style.
EDIT: add flying home on a private plane and mile high clubbing it… with the jacket on. I’d be a cocky summa bitch too.
Bought a 2024 S60 on March 1st. Higher mileage (54,000/ out of warranty) then I would have liked but my 2013 Lexus was getting up there. Had an 2002 S60 before, and liked it.
But this 2024 has been nothing but buggy since I bought it. The infotainment will be connected to Bluetooth and playing the audiobook or music, but nothing comes out of the speakers.
The driver side mirror just moves randomly when I parked it.
Updated everything. Cleared and reset the keys. It’s just a new glitch every day. I am going to Lexus tomorrow to see about getting out of this thing because I can’t drive this for another 5-10 years with all these minor problems, that I know will be bigger ones down the road.
I am looking into opening up an upscale barbershop in Buckhead. Basically, the freedom and flexibility of a suite, but with a shop vibe.
Think Augusta National meets a barbershop meets a speak easy. Out of the way, but not hard to find. An old school gentleman’s establishment. Classic, old money cuts and style.
So if you have a clientele and have been thinking about moving out of your shop and into your own thing, feel free to DM me and let’s get a conversation going.
I work out of a suite right now. It’s been a great three years so far (always in the black), but I’ve been feeling like the time to expand into a shop space is coming soon.
I’ve been working up a business plan, and luckily have a great contractor and am pretty handy. The numbers seem to lean better as a chair rental shop to start. Me plus three chairs. With a lot of room to expand. Parking is amazing. It’s a little out of the way and off the road, as far as foot traffic finding the space, but perhaps can be solved with a few strategically placed signs.
Butt biggest stress is finding the talent. I would obviously need barbers with an existing clientele and make it worth their while. Not as much as an individual suite, but probably more than a larger barbershop.
How do you go about finding your barbers for your shop?
I work out of a suite right now. It’s been a great three years so far (always in the black), but I’ve been feeling like the time to expand into a shop space is coming soon.
I’ve been working up a business plan, and luckily have a great contractor and am pretty handy. The numbers seem to lean better as a chair rental shop to start. Me plus three chairs. With a lot of room to expand. Parking is amazing. It’s a little out of the way and off the road, as far as foot traffic finding the space, but perhaps can be solved with a few strategically placed signs.
Butt biggest stress is finding the talent. I would obviously need barbers with an existing clientele and make it worth their while. Not as much as an individual suite, but probably more than a larger barbershop.
How do you go about finding your barbers for your shop?
I have built up a little collection of various writings. Sketch, Spec scripts, and a few episodes for a an original series. Do you have a personal web site that hosts your works or a larger, more well known subscription based web site.