Correct,nobody NEEDS another package store HOWEVER if the building is shared by a attractive blond Women who does Dog training and grooming next door just think of the potential>Stormin_Aussie wrote:Cordially yours is located at the Killington deli on Rt 4... You can buy liquors, beer and wine there... Killington Market on the Killington Road has beer and wine, Glazes Wine Shop sells wine, and the Mobil has beer and wine... highly doubt they need another package store, not to mention that a large percentage of K patrons go out to party and love spending the big bucks on those expensive drinks!Atomic1 wrote:With all my ideas kicked around, I'm going to go with PACKAGE STORE as making it on the access road.
IMO Other than that Mobil gas/convienence store 'THAT NEVER PLOWS ITS LOT" there isn't another REAL LIQUOR store.
And this group would insure success of this adventure
Business opps near K
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Atomic1 wrote:Correct,nobody NEEDS another package store HOWEVER if the building is shared by a attractive blond Women who does Dog training and grooming next door just think of the potential>Stormin_Aussie wrote:Cordially yours is located at the Killington deli on Rt 4... You can buy liquors, beer and wine there... Killington Market on the Killington Road has beer and wine, Glazes Wine Shop sells wine, and the Mobil has beer and wine... highly doubt they need another package store, not to mention that a large percentage of K patrons go out to party and love spending the big bucks on those expensive drinks!Atomic1 wrote:With all my ideas kicked around, I'm going to go with PACKAGE STORE as making it on the access road.
IMO Other than that Mobil gas/convienence store 'THAT NEVER PLOWS ITS LOT" there isn't another REAL LIQUOR store.
And this group would insure success of this adventure
will she be wearing a bikini and letting the dogs lick peanut butter off of her cleavage?
a attractive blond Women?
jesus...even I'm not going to attempt to correct that one....
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Keep telling yourself that,but we know why you chose there to stopHal U. Dewin wrote:Atomic1 wrote:See that! ...Even HAL is going to go to THAT PACKAGE STORE just to glimpse in the window!
f that
I'm stopping in to load up on road sodas....I still have 45 miles to home.
There is something about a Blond,training dogs in a Leather Bikini with Black boots that could SPIKE UP LIQUOR SALES!
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might wanna consider strategic comma placement before sending this one to press...other than for skirtchaser, I really can't see dogs in leather bikinis being a big draw....Atomic1 wrote:Keep telling yourself that,but we know why you chose there to stopHal U. Dewin wrote:Atomic1 wrote:See that! ...Even HAL is going to go to THAT PACKAGE STORE just to glimpse in the window!
f that
I'm stopping in to load up on road sodas....I still have 45 miles to home.
There is something about a Blond,training dogs in a Leather Bikini with Black boots that could SPIKE UP LIQUOR SALES!
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Thank God!SkiDork wrote:Believe it or not, I think there's zoning against that sort of thing on the access road...pizzamoose wrote:ever consider buying a franchise of something? I don't know what your financial situation is like and I'd imagine you'd need some cash, but I don't see why something like a Dunkin' Donuts or a 7-11 wouldn't make it on the access road. Its not glamourous, but with a little luck (labor under correct knowledge), after a few years it would be relatively viable and would produce a comfortable income.
I don't know what kind of engineer you are, but another possibility would be some sort of professional business - similar to an accountant or lawyer. thats a lot of work, but it can be really lucrative if you're good.
Ozzy? Stormin?
Que? Another freakin' change? What up ?SkiDork wrote:Believe it or not, Comfort Inn sells Condo shares. Maybe thats how they circumvent the franchise tag.TacklingSnowmenSteve wrote:How come there is the comfort inn... isn't that a franchise??
How do I know this? The new guys who will be doing our property mgmt. also manage 22 condo properties at the Comfort Inn. Go figger.
I am - entertainment for the lift line!
they booted Dennis.Dr Z wrote:Que? Another freakin' change? What up ?SkiDork wrote:Believe it or not, Comfort Inn sells Condo shares. Maybe thats how they circumvent the franchise tag.TacklingSnowmenSteve wrote:How come there is the comfort inn... isn't that a franchise??
How do I know this? The new guys who will be doing our property mgmt. also manage 22 condo properties at the Comfort Inn. Go figger.
The new guys are Mountain Green mgmt.
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Killington Holiday Rentals are still our rental agents - no change there. The only thing that changed is the property manager.SkiDork wrote:they booted Dennis.Dr Z wrote:Que? Another freakin' change? What up ?SkiDork wrote:Believe it or not, Comfort Inn sells Condo shares. Maybe thats how they circumvent the franchise tag.TacklingSnowmenSteve wrote:How come there is the comfort inn... isn't that a franchise??
How do I know this? The new guys who will be doing our property mgmt. also manage 22 condo properties at the Comfort Inn. Go figger.
The new guys are Mountain Green mgmt.
At least that is some good news. Wasn't up for another changeover like the last time. Thought I might have to start looking for new digs.tyrolean_skier wrote:Killington Holiday Rentals are still our rental agents - no change there. The only thing that changed is the property manager.SkiDork wrote:they booted Dennis.Dr Z wrote:Que? Another freakin' change? What up ?SkiDork wrote:Believe it or not, Comfort Inn sells Condo shares. Maybe thats how they circumvent the franchise tag.TacklingSnowmenSteve wrote:How come there is the comfort inn... isn't that a franchise??
How do I know this? The new guys who will be doing our property mgmt. also manage 22 condo properties at the Comfort Inn. Go figger.
The new guys are Mountain Green mgmt.
I am - entertainment for the lift line!
Bling Skier wrote:open a topless bar!
too late... see previous thread
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sorry kids franchine ops are a no no on Killington rd.pizzamoose wrote:ever consider buying a franchise of something? I don't know what your financial situation is like and I'd imagine you'd need some cash, but I don't see why something like a Dunkin' Donuts or a 7-11 wouldn't make it on the access road. Its not glamourous, but with a little luck (labor under correct knowledge), after a few years it would be relatively viable and would produce a comfortable income.
I don't know what kind of engineer you are, but another possibility would be some sort of professional business - similar to an accountant or lawyer. thats a lot of work, but it can be really lucrative if you're good.
skiskee8 wrote:Skiing in powder sucks. It's so much more work, and you can't go as fast.
guess i should have read this whole thing before replying, but hey i'm in a hurry now. i'm only supposted to live to 72 if all goes correctly!
As far as a business op, what about a decent sandwich shop. You only have the Killington market and they aren't all that good, sun up bakery and Killington Deli (Cliff's Deli)
Seems like a low overhead operation. make all your own breads and salads. I mean how much could it cost to make a sandwich compared to what you could charge for it. just an idea
Keep in mind that being the new kid on the block, as stormin said, is very difficult around here.
As far as a business op, what about a decent sandwich shop. You only have the Killington market and they aren't all that good, sun up bakery and Killington Deli (Cliff's Deli)
Seems like a low overhead operation. make all your own breads and salads. I mean how much could it cost to make a sandwich compared to what you could charge for it. just an idea
Keep in mind that being the new kid on the block, as stormin said, is very difficult around here.
skiskee8 wrote:Skiing in powder sucks. It's so much more work, and you can't go as fast.