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Mr. Day is as much a fixture among local audiophiles as his store is. One half expects the owner to resemble Jack Black's character in "High Fidelity," kicking out customers for daring to buy records they aren't deemed worthy of. But Mr. Day is as affable as one could hope for in a place with such a collection, treating customers to anecdotes and... See more
About : Cheapo Records, your home for vinyl in Central Square since 1954 - (617) 354-4455
Situé sur Collins Avenue, à l’angle de la 21e Rue, ce diner ouvert 24 heures sur 24, encore en livrée d’époque, fut fondé en 1940 par un certain Wilfred Cohen, qui avait l’art et le don d’acheter et de revendre toutes sortes de restaurants acquis pour la plupart au bord de la faillite avant d’être repulpés et ensuite rétrocédés au plus haut de leur
... See moreJean-Paul Dubois • La Succession (OLIV. LIT.FR) (French Edition)
Mackey and Szymanski initially focused on building a platform to support providers on the business side of in-home care, such as marketing and billing. But they also wanted to ensure high-quality care, which led them to a franchise model, Szymanski said. They took inspiration, in part, from the example of Great Harvest Bread Co., a bakery chain... See more
Joel Berg • A Pair Of Social Entrepreneurs Start To Win In The Daycare Disruption Space
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Christopher Kai • Big Game Hunting
The first Philz location used to be a bodega. Here’s a picture of the first coffee station and my dad (Phil) tucked in the corner of the bodega (you can see bottles of Rémy Martin on the right).
The first several years of business weren’t pretty, but my dad and I obsessed over quality and every customer interaction.... See more
The Raising Canes founder is my new favorite billionaire:
- Owns a 66 million year old triceratops skull
- Owns 90% of Canes, worth $7.2B
- Named the biz after his dog
- Worked at an oil refinery - total... See more
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John Doerr • Measure What Matters: How Google, Bono, and the Gates Foundation Rock the World with OKRs
Jerry and Janie’s commitment to using the best ingredients produced the tastiest burgers and fries, which produced immediate fans in the people who had not experienced anything in the DC area like what Five Guys was offering. Yes, burgers and fries weren’t new, but this level of quality sure was.