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Lets talk about a restaurant partnerships, you know, that youve heard stories, great stories, and some horror stories about restaurant partnerships. And today Im going to give you five very practical tips that you can take with expand upon and see if entering a restaurant business, uh, through a partnership. If its a good idea for you or not. And if so, how do think about all the many different things? Again, Im going to cover five different tips, of course, many different things that you need to consider before entering this fancy industry of ours. Todays episode was inspired by a question that we received on our website on making dos show.com. And you can submit your questions as well. Ill be happy to cover the best I can. On this show. And the question comes from John and John says that he moved to Hawaii in March due to all the COVID affairs. And then, so he found a niche in their local market, which was about vegan yeast donuts, and ended up being so popular. These vegan do
