Why We Should Munchy's Ban Teens

Having an open campus lunch stimulates the economy. Kids are great spenders, especially on food. According to FONA International’s 2014 Trend Insight Report, teens spend around 18% of their money on food (“U.S. Teens Spend…” 1). This means that they hog much of the market when it comes to fast food. One local business owner, Dick Hood, runs a sub shop right across from the high school at Round Rock. He admitted that closing the campus would cause him to lose business (Schroeter 1). The location of restaurants nearby helps to keep the students close enough to the school and allows for them to walk or bike versus driving. In New York, students gather at the Vestal Bakery and Deli. Here, the deli serves many students from Vestal High School and relies on the business from the lunch rush that they provide (Basler 1). With the business of the students they are able to hire more employees therefore helping the economy. Rachel Kirkpatrick also contributes to the fast-casual eateries in her area. Some days her and her friends would go into town and eat at their local bagel shop or Chipotle. When it was warm outside they would picnic on the school’s lawn (Marszalek 1). In addition, one school that is on the edge with deciding what to do is weighing out the pros and cons. They said that having an open campus would get the students out in the community and let them support local businesses, that was a major pro (Poolman 1). In a small town, these places thrive on the younger generations money. Lisa Williams is the manager of Grecco’s. On a typical day, over 30 teens come in for lunch, serving them over 200

First, since Munchy’s is the only diner that people would go to for reasonable food and not fast food, they would get a lot of customers. Because they get customers frequently, Munchy’s would receive a variety of different consumers. Teenagers and adults were the most popular customers and Munchy’s mentions that the teenagers were driving away the adults for being obnoxiously loud and annoying. Because Joe was losing so much money invested into Munchy's, he decided to ban teens from the diner for certain hours of the day. This allows adults, which are his highest paying customers, to eat in peace without being disturbed. Many would say it's discrimination against teens. Well, since it is Joe’s business, and if he sees he is losing money, he will do what he can to keep it running. Wouldn’t you?

Banishment in restaurants hostile to minors ensures that every dollar counts. Since store and restaurants need cash in order for the business to be relentless, there should not be any type of punishment ascribe to resulting in loss of revenue. However, when adolescents are not eliminated earnings will increase. In the graph, “Munchy’s patrons in October,” the source indicates that during the month

Overall, our business did not do well. We lost quite a bit on our chicken quesadillas, mostly because of the low margin on the chicken quesadillas. Our group did not communicate, as one group member was not allowed to have any ideas. This group member would surely have priced the chicken quesadillas higher. We used a sign that showed the quesadillas, and it was very appealing to the buyers. Our product sold out by a long way, but the margin on the chicken quesadillas was not high enough to obtain a profit. The quesadillas were quality, but were made using cost effective means. Our surveys and the test day helped us to get our product out to the public, and to allow them to taste test it. The low price on the cheese and chicken quesadillas helped us draw more consumers, and the product, being real food that you would eat for a meal, also made it more appealing.

Even though some businesses may say teenagers are obnoxious; however, business should not have the right to ban teenagers because it is a violation of civil rights.Banning teens from Munchy’s is a discrimination on the basis of age and a violation of their civil rights. Business people should not judge teens because of their age or type of person they are. This is a violation of civil rights, which states that all individuals have the right to equal treatment, and at Munchy’s teens should be given a second chance to prove that they are not what the business claims they are. Munchy’s banning teens is wrong because they should not care about their

Around the world there are many establishments with a wide variety of owners and backgrounds. Unfortunately, many of the smaller non-corporate owned businesses struggle to stay open and turn profit. Some businesses are unable to come up with creative of innovative ways to create new revenue. Without the needed money most close eventually. This isn’t the case for a small town diner that goes by the name of Munchy’s. The owner was able to come up with a money making idea, by actually limiting their customer base. He banned teens at his restaurant Munchy’s from noon to three p.m. on the weekdays making a very wise business move. By banning the teens the adults have motivation to come and spend more money than the teens, while leaving plenty of

Using the example “slushies”, the store did the best it could with increasing profits made. For years the slushie income was barely breaking even, until this year. This year the school store decided to try something new to increase the profits on slushies and it worked. As slushies are the number one selling item in the store, it was a smart decision to focus on increasing profits for them.

Our evidence shows that Munchy’s wants to ban teens from their restaurant because teens are loud, using their phone all the time, and are messy, but some adults are also loud. This means the owner of Munchy’s does not like teenage patrons and prefer only adult patrons because they can spend more money than

Might be surprised. They shouldn’t let teens work while they are in school. I agree that they need money for some things. I don’t like how we have to go to school and work. They should just let us teens go to school and not have to work during that time being.

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Imagine losing over $23,000 in only four short months. Well for Munchy’s it wasn’t them only imagining it, because it was reality. The worst part for them is that there was only one reason for all of this, and that is teenagers. So Munchy’s thought that if they ban teenagers, they will start getting their older customers back. If a business finds a solution to their problem, they should be able to do whatever it takes to fix it.

Felony, Murder, Rape. All of the things we hear on our daily news station. The city council is considering putting a curfew on teenagers, but the question is, why? Why do we have to be put under a curfew when most teens are good teens? Only a small portion of teens are arrested each year. Adults think of the smallest chance that they can take in order to stop the brutality that is taking place.

With the constant shutting down of small businesses due to cheaper and more known businesses, the last thing an entrepreneur would do it restrict paying customers from buying their product, but different companies have different opinions. The restaurant, Munchies, claims that from noon to 3 PM, all music and cellphones are banned , and students are forbidden to eat there. In that statement alone, there are numerous flaws such as will banning students really cause less noise and adults talk on the phone more than teenagers. The number of negatives easily overtake the number of positives in whether students should be banned or not.

The newspaper describes how businesses that are starting to fail are trying to think of creative ideas to boost their sales, and it specifically praises Munchy's restaurant for having "Quiet Hours" which may boost sales in adults who stray away from noisy restaurants. This means that more businesses would start to do something similar to this. This matters to the teens being excluded from eating at the restaurant at certain times. This also matters to the business owner because of this does boost sales, then the "quiet hours" would be permanent to the

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