for me to hire people with the education, so that I wasn’t always training. I had a ton of other responsibilities. I also hired the people who enjoyed the “night life” atmosphere. This was because I knew that employees were more productive in a “suiting” atmosphere. My biggest surprise came when Brian Flannery from the bar “Cocktail,” applied. He was the best-know bartender around. Needless to say, he got the job! I never thought I would find the right DJ for my club, but to my surprise, DJ Jazzy Jeff had showed up at my doorstep. He informed me that the whole Country knew about this new club. Once again, another star was hired! I was in Luck, and things were looking good.Now I was ready for entrepreneurship. I needed to make my IDEA of this business works in reality. I knew that I wouldn’t have a problem with competitors being the only Over-Under bar around. My business was to be a monopoly, leading to inelasticity because there were few available substitutes in the area. Also, I will be able to serve the public with their needs. Before I began building, I had taken a survey in the town, and it ended up that more people would come to The Galaxy than go to Canada. Most 18-20 year olds were more likely to just dance, or be the designated driver. They said it was a hassle to drive a half an hour or more to just go and do the same thing. Before opening I need to get my last supplies. First on my list Were my liquor license, and the beverages. A new liquor store in Brasher by the name of the LaFave’s Liquor had just opened. I was good friends with the owner, Mark, so I called him up and asked him for a deal. I told him that alcohol was in high demand so I would be buying in bulk so as to maintain my supply. Mark agreed to sell to me as long as I had signs up in my bar stating that I purchase my liquor from LAFAVE’S LIQUOR. I agreed leading to a voluntary trad...
