The Biz & Roland Interview

[LeVeL]

Originally Posted by colione98

and by the way, why would you ever think that 8 grown men and women would ever want to cramp themselves against one small table?- as if they had a choice

Because it happens..clubs do it all the time. You go get your table's of VIP for 8 people, suddenly in the middle of the night the club got more VIP'S coming and they decide to take one of your tables away to give it to someone else.

It happens..

[colione98]

Originally Posted by LeVeL

Because it happens..clubs do it all the time. You go get your table's of VIP for 8 people, suddenly in the middle of the night the club got more VIP'S coming and they decide to take one of your tables away to give it to someone else.

It happens..

Exactly, as i said- as if they had a choice.... which they don't and it has happen to me recently where i paid for a comfortable setting but one of my tables was taken away- but i still had to pay at a baller price...... not cool....

[JustDade]

Originally Posted by colione98

So let me pick your brains, being that you believe that the general admission should have a place to sit, does that include being able to purchase bottles or just having bar purchased drinks and having their own "vip" affair but remaining withing the confines of the "general admission"? Now that is what i call having options

This conversation started with a discussion of VIP policies requiring the purchase of bottles and whether or not that was a good idea in light of the amount of booze most will consume. Now you want to have it both ways.....you want the seat and the bottle service without the premium.

Normal Group of Four:

4 covers @ $25 = $100
6 drinks each @ $14 = $336

Total (exclusive of tips) = $436
(If they drank 11 drinks each = $716)

VIP Group of four:

Cover = $0
2 Bottles (11 drinks each) = $500

Total (exclusive of tip) = $500
The real estate costs you

Why do clubs do this even though the math says that Gen Ad is more profitable? Because the VIP is a guaranteed $500.

What I am saying is that clubs, especially those with extended hours, should have general admission seating areas. I would not allow you to purchase by the bottle because you're not VIP.

[Mayor]

Originally Posted by JustDade

This conversation started with a discussion of VIP policies requiring the purchase of bottles and whether or not that was a good idea in light of the amount of booze most will consume. Now you want to have it both ways.....you want the seat and the bottle service without the premium.

Normal Group of Four:

4 covers @ $25 = $100
6 drinks each @ $14 = $336

Total (exclusive of tips) = $436
(If they drank 11 drinks each = $716)

VIP Group of four:

Cover = $0
2 Bottles (11 drinks each) = $500

Total (exclusive of tip) = $500
The real estate costs you

What I am saying is that clubs, especially those with extended hours, should have general admission seating areas. I would not allow you to purchase by the bottle because you're not VIP.

And there you go

[colione98]

Originally Posted by JustDade

This conversation started with a discussion of VIP policies requiring the purchase of bottles and whether or not that was a good idea in light of the amount of booze most will consume. Now you want to have it both ways.....you want the seat and the bottle service without the premium.

Normal Group of Four:

4 covers @ $25 = $100
6 drinks each @ $14 = $336

Total (exclusive of tips) = $436
(If they drank 11 drinks each = $716)

VIP Group of four:

Cover = $0
2 Bottles (11 drinks each) = $500

Total (exclusive of tip) = $500
The real estate costs you

Why do clubs do this even though the math says that Gen Ad is more profitable? Because the VIP is a guaranteed $500.

What I am saying is that clubs, especially those with extended hours, should have general admission seating areas. I would not allow you to purchase by the bottle because you're not VIP.

Your configuration is fair and brings light but at present time i don't have a reply- standby.....lol