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Great idea for a (slightly odd) new business venture
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fufu_banterwaite wrote: »So I went through with the meeting with my bank to discuss this business idea and a possible loan. Basically the loan advisor had to stifle his laughter on a couple of occasions whilst I was going through the business plan and then at the end told me it probably wouldn’t work. I actually felt quite humiliated
Needless to say I won’t be taking this one any further for the time being. I do have another business idea brewing though that I definitely think might work.
Have you considered adapting your peanut suit to becoming a pigeon trap using the Roald Dahl method and selling pigeon pie instead?“The ideas of debtor and creditor as to what constitutes a good time never coincide.”
― P.G. Wodehouse, Love Among the Chickens0 -
This is more of a living art idea. I can imagine a few zoos paying you to stand in their aviaries and [heavy] petting areas. Or you could really annoy Boris by bringing the pigeons back to Trafalgar square and getting people to pay to attach the nuts.
Or you could just develop the whole idea as a weekend hobby
PS What happened to the tie in post one that had disappeared [been eaten?] by post 26? I assume you would not be able to afford it as you would be working for peanuts.Life is like a box of chocolates - drop it and the soft centres splash everywhere0 -
WHAT???? :eek:
What just happened to my world?
Peanuts are legumes, same family as beans, peas, lentils etc.
Therefore it is not as silly as it sounds having warning of "may contain traces of nut" on the packet.
Someone with a nut allergy could be perfectly fine eating peanuts and some one with a peanut allergy could be fine eating nuts.0 -
fufu_banterwaite wrote: »So I went through with the meeting with my bank to discuss this business idea and a possible loan. Basically the loan advisor had to stifle his laughter on a couple of occasions whilst I was going through the business plan and then at the end told me it probably wouldn’t work. I actually felt quite humiliated
What's the betting your business idea is featured in the bank's in-house staff magazine under the heading "Strangest Loan Requests"!If you are querying your Council Tax band would you please state whether you are in England, Scotland or Wales0 -
I think your business ideas need far more research before being shared (and I really don't think you should share them on the internet for anyone to steal).
British Airways no longer serve peanuts on their flights, because of the possibility of peanut dust setting off anaphylaxis. Are you seriously expecting managers to allow clouds of peanut dust on their premises? The slightest business research into peanuts should have elicited this fact............Ex board guide. Signature now changed (if you know, you know).0 -
I understand now it wasn't the best idea, although I still think it would work quite well.
Good news is I have moved onwards and upwards and I now have a new business idea! A better business idea...
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