Jimmy John's Secrets for Success and Why America's Best Days ARE NOT Behind Her
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- Jimmy John Liautaud, founder of Jimmy John's, shares his success story of America being the land of promise... and how he believes it can be that way again.
He should run for President
HE IS ABSOLUTELY SPOT ON ! This can not sustain!
But it will continue to substain.
@@flash001USA Sliding into the 3rd world, half way there already (if you know the real numbers, not official BS), and the slide is faster every day.
this guy is awesome.
Now we are waiting to see Pelosi's tax return. And Schumer's, Biden's , Schiff's, and many other's tax returns.
Ha ha. If you think the IRS would release the real returns you are naive.
Right on Point
CRIMINALS NEED ALL CENSORSHIP WITHOUT IT THEY ALL GO TO JAIL.
Who is going to put them there? they are letting them out for God's sake!!
@@johnhoffay9081 .. We have to get real Police chiefs, honest Mayors and AGs in office first.
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Tell it Mr.!!! You nailed it.
And an hour on TH-cam and 350 people saw this video, come on TH-cam we know that your throttling conservative videos down! This interview should be shown to every single American!
Good for him. 👍
Spot on !
So, slicing deli meat is now considered "super labor intensive"?
Anyway, this guy has a good attitude. God bless him. Good mind. Good heart. Good sandwiches. I love a Jimmy John's.
More so meaning it takes time and an actual human (labor) to produce, and can’t be automated.
Great interview.
I got banned from commenting on their fb like 2014 for posting Jimmy poaching a rhino.
By automate he means hire less people.
Well do you want to pay $20 for a sub! Plus no one wants to work. Don't blame the good guy!
He said you have to adapt.
And he explained why the businesses are forced by government to do it.
your living in a dream world if you think America's best days are not over. this country passed the threshold of greatness long ago and Jimmy Johns totally missed the reason for it. He makes a correct argument but only as it pertains to Business. Missing is how bad the Moral Corruption has taken control of this country over the decades.
Best practice is to remain optimistic. The alternative is to spread one's own misery. Which do you think will produce the better result in any given situation?
@@joeysplats3209 your right. it is good to remain optimistic however; not at the cost of losing what is reality and what is an unrealistic view of what this country (and the world) is facing.
Does he eat what he makes?
It sure the hell looks like it
@@johnhoffay9081 Hahaahahahahha. Yes, I suspected so. Wonder if his new businesses are that unhealthy?
Our best days are CERTAINLY behind us.
I am saying CERTAINLY because at this point it is a demographic certainty. Demographics cannot be turned around on a dime, it takes decades, and it took decades to get us to the point where smart people are literally dying off because they did not have enough children 60 years ago who did not have enough children themselves who don't have NEARLY enough children now. It would take 60 years to even begin the turnaround, and it is only gets worse.
We are not living in democracy anymore, we live in idiocracy where a few bad people manipulate masses of idiots to vote for them (universal suffrage have lead us to universal suffering). The percentage of idiots unable to support a 1st world country is already overwhelming and it gets worse every day, and gets worse faster.
Economically and politically, we are already half way to the 3rd world as it was in 2019, with sharply lower standard of living (only idiots believe the official inflation numbers) and elections which only COMPLETE idiots trust.
And it happens everywhere in the European civilization, and even in the non-European-majority countries which have adopted the mistakes of our civilization (Japan and South Korea).
It might take hundreds of years before the next civilization is able to reach the levels ours had in 2019.
He should look at envx...enovix... Lithium ion batteries with silicon. TJ Rogers is the jockey look him up you'll bet on him.