“And then, you know, spreadsheets are my very, very best friend. So, you know, taking how many, like how much time, how many invoices, how many units do they have to purchase just to break even?”

Road 2 Retail · Episode #180 Emeran Langmaide- Founder & VP at Rare Breed Coffee

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