I get the logistics of it, buts like telling someone to flip a cheeseburger on a grill using these new tongs instead of a standard grill spatula with no good reason.

Government cheese for keys!

This is the same country where A & W introduced a 1/3 lb burger to compete with the Quarter Pounder, only for it to fail because the average consumer thought it was smaller.  

Burger and soda on me in Vegas at BP Con if I am incorrect. 

Contrary to popular belief, McDonald’s has always been a real estate company and not just a burger joint.Walt Disney borrowed from his whole life insurance policies to purchase swaths of land in Orlando Florida to become modern day Disney World.One of the most difficult challenges most real estate investors run into is having enough money to do the volume of deals they want to do, and therefore we look for private money, or withdraw from IRA's to get our next big deal.

Beet blue cheese ravioli with pumpkin sauce, beef cheeks and Al dente linguini with meat sauce. 

IE becoming a MFR landlord you do need some training.Its just like when you buy a franchise you have to go to their training so you learn how to cook the burgers right and so on and so forth.

If you’re working with off-market sellers—whether you’re wholesaling, flipping, or doing novations—you’re in a people business.And how you handle that first phone call can make or break the deal.Here’s what I’ve learned:Winging it leads to missed questions, weak positioning, and low trust.A script gives you a system—just like McDonald’s uses systems to deliver the same burger in every state, I use a script to create consistency in every deal.That’s what makes a business scalable and predictable—not just hustle.What a Real Estate Call Script Should Actually DoA good call script should do more than just collect the seller’s address.

If you own a Burger joint, and across the street is another burger joint, what would happen if you pay 15% of there rent for them? 

This is equivalent to buying a list of vegans, to try sell them baby-cow burgers.