“Rent them for five bucks an hour and go to people like Amazon… you give them one for 10 bucks an hour and you don't have to maintain it”
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Said on This Week in Startups
“You come in, you rent our kitchen, you only need a kitchen maybe five hours a week. You come in, you rent our kitchen, you make your production, you can rent some storage space to us, but you're only paying us for those five hours.”
Odd Lots · How a Chicago Restaurant Has Stayed Open For Nearly Three Decades
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rent out fully equipped kitchen space by the hour, allowing entrepreneurs to use only the hours they need (e.g., five hours a week for a cookie business)
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“I used to tell people, my job is to sit in meetings 12 hours a day, five days a week. I worked on the weekend too. So I worked 63 hours a week.”
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Eric Schmidt
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“She notes that spending five hours a week for eight weeks equals 40 hours of time, which should be added as a cost.”
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Rosie Holt
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“Each enterprise requires its own marketing plan ... instead of doing five hours of marketing a week, you're now doing 10 hours ... inefficiency from task switching”
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