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Ron/Mike;
I don’t want to spend more time on this topic (MX). The point is, keep an open mind and understand that stereotypes are normal, but, it is important to understand the difference. I firmly believe this is important on both a professional and personal level.
On a different note; Upholstery cleaning is always up during the summer. I give the techs a commission on selling upholstery, not previously on the schedule. It’s amazing, it only takes the guys an extra 1/2-1hr to clean a couch&L/S combo (reg. rate $170-190) if they are already at a customer’s house cleaning carpet. What a great business!
Ron and LBurk,
I didn’t really stereotype anyone, nor was I serious about franchising in Mexico. I brought it up from previous replys within this same topic and didn’t mean to cause controversy -BUT-we are a world wide franchise and discussing the topic makes sense to some and maybe not to you but we’ll leave it be. I just wanted to know what others thought. Yep Ron, there is a lot of tile in Mexico, but mostly stone and clay. Anyway, I think I am being mis-read or misunderstood on this so think whatever or say whatever. I’m not trying to cause controversy over something that doesn’t exist. It started mostly as some chit chat between fellow Texans.
Mike 🙄
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