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Old 04-08-2011, 08:28 AM   #12
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Default Re: Opening a Car Wash

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Originally Posted by xtremerus
Those figures are not a 'basic margin for a basic day', they are a MAXIMUM revenue possible for that crew.
You state the time figures on a basic 'wash & polish' of 10 min. which you get $40 for, then you do your sums on charging them $70 for it.
Please explain.

Changed my equations to allow the full work. Which still only takes a short amount of time.
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