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Discussion in 'Professional Chefs' started by shahar, Mar 28, 2006.

  1. Mar 28, 2006 #1
    shahar

    shahar

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    I don't know if it's more a philadelphia thing, but I found out that in order to prepare for the next week. Before I can make my orderings and preplists more than weather I really need to check out the sports pages.

    Big game at five - no business. Big game at two - busy(if we won).

    I'm more of a baseball fan, but now I'm checking everything from rugby to women college basketball.
    Still trying to get the formula right.

    My former chef uses to say - "new year's eve and valentine day are busy, everything else is guess work".
     
  3. Mar 28, 2006 #2
    fairfieldchef

    fairfieldchef

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    I don't think its a Philly thing. Here in Shreveport, Louisiana if a LSU games is on, especially right now with the both men and women in the Final Four, our business drops off big time. Of course we don't have a TV like the sports bars do. We look to have a big increase in catering and takeout sales this weekend with fans having parties for the games all weekend.

    Geaux Tigers!