New Brunswick coffee house looking for CAPITAL

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5 total messages Started by David Zarnitzky Sun, 23 Jun 1996 00:00

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Author: David Zarnitzky
Date: Sun, 23 Jun 1996 00:00

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I'm a Blues-loving 20-somethinger looking to open up a REAL coffee house 
in the New Brunswick, NJ area (20,000+ college campus area). Projected 
start-up costs are $35,000 (well actually, $33,795, but I rounded up).

I'm looking for possible investors - anyone interested in helping open up 
a real nice Coffee Slurping establishment. Looking for either active 
partners or silent investors. 

I'm looking at a possible opening date of September 1st of NEXT YEAR 
(that's September 1st, 1997). 

Anyone at all interested - please, drop me a line. 

I am not necessarily looking for a single individual to throw $35k in my 
pocket. I AM looking for any individuals who would either be interested 
in investing some capital cash (whether it be $10,000 or $1,000 or $500) 
and even people who would be willing to invest some of their blood, sweat 
and tears into the opening of a Coffee place.

If this sounds like something you'ld be interested in ... drop me a line.

Re: New Brunswick coffee house looking for CAPITAL

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Author: George Armhold
Date: Sun, 23 Jun 1996 00:00

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dmacron@mail1.sas.upenn.edu (Donald Scott Macron) writes:

> How the heck do you expect to compete with Cafe Newz or the 
> Downstairs Cafe?

Cafe Newz went out of business several months ago.  It has since been
replaced by  "Cafe 52", which is quite nice.  If you are referring to
the "Downstairs Cafe" that used to be in the Rutgers Student Center,
that place was replaced by a strip of fast food joints, and hasn't
been the same since.  A real shame too, since the current stores make
the place look like a food court in a shopping mall.  Hardly a "cafe
atmosphere".

--
George Armhold                             Internet: armhold@cs.rutgers.edu
Systems Programmer                            Bitnet: armhold@PISCES.BITNET
HPCD Project, Rutgers University         http://www.cs.rutgers.edu/~armhold

Re: New Brunswick coffee house looking for CAPITAL

#305

Author: Donald Scott Macron
Date: Sun, 23 Jun 1996 00:00

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David Zarnitzky (david@jumbo.com) wrote:
: I'm a Blues-loving 20-somethinger looking to open up a REAL coffee house 
: in the New Brunswick, NJ area (20,000+ college campus area). Projected 
: start-up costs are $35,000 (well actually, $33,795, but I rounded up).

: I'm looking for possible investors - anyone interested in helping open up 
: a real nice Coffee Slurping establishment. Looking for either active 
: partners or silent investors. 

: I'm looking at a possible opening date of September 1st of NEXT YEAR 
: (that's September 1st, 1997). 

Well, it looks like you're smarter than the folks who started the Wings 
of Westwood chain *at the start of the summer vacation* with *absolutely 
no student advertising*...But, tell me:
	How the heck do you expect to compete with Cafe Newz or the 
	Downstairs Cafe?

Re: New Brunswick coffee house looking for CAPITAL

#302

Author: Donald Scott Macron
Date: Mon, 24 Jun 1996 00:00

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George Armhold (armhold@tenebris.rutgers.edu) wrote:
: dmacron@mail1.sas.upenn.edu (Donald Scott Macron) writes:

: > How the heck do you expect to compete with Cafe Newz or the 
: > Downstairs Cafe?

[snip]

: If you are referring to
: the "Downstairs Cafe" that used to be in the Rutgers Student Center,
: that place was replaced by a strip of fast food joints, and hasn't
: been the same since.  A real shame too, since the current stores make
: the place look like a food court in a shopping mall.  Hardly a "cafe
: atmosphere".

Noooooooooooooooooooooo!
Nononononononono.

Stop.  Next, you'll tell me that a 'Cluck-U-and-Tillet' meal plan is 
mandatory.

Argh! *sob*

	Don Macron, RC '92

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#303

Author: Jeffrey C. Turbitt
Date: Mon, 24 Jun 1996 00:00

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