Your Questions About The Real Biz
Mandy asks…
Is it worth it to spend extra money and buy the Epiphone Les Paul Plus Top or just the plain top?
Should i spend almost 100 dollars extra and buy the Epiphone Les Paul Standard Plus Top or should i just get the Epiphone Les Paul Standard Plain top. As far as i know they are both same sound quality but the plus top looks a bit nicer. Please dont say neither or say get a gibson because i dont have enough money. I want real answers please.
Jere answers:
I really like the flame top. That’s just my personal preference. Some of the cheaper Epi Les Pauls don’t have an arched top. Also the cheaper models have low end pickups. I’d probably spend the extra money because it sounds like that’s what you want.
Here’s a site that has a bunch of Les Pauls new and used: http://www.meanstreak.biz
Joseph asks…
What’s best way to raise money to start a small Wrestling business?IDEAS?
I want to start my own real small wrestling business.this is nothing that i am trying to get
rich doing . it’s just something that i love to do.I work a job at a fast food place.
there noway i could get the money i need form working my job dose anyone have any Ideas
of anyway i might may be able to raise some money?
Jere answers:
A; there is no such thing as a wresting biz; I think you mean wresting school And there are
2 types of wresting [from an old expert of the Greek type], GREEK and TV –which
have nothing to do with each other.
B; if you wish to just have people wrestle in a building, you have to figure out if you can
draw –ticket paying viewers. IF you can afford to pay rent or buy a building and
you have no desire to earn any profit, no problem. BUT few people try to open a TV type
wresting school cause it is both fake and fixed. It is pure entertainment…….and not
every wrestler makes it beyond 1 or 2 matches……..
I can guide you but i need more data
Helen asks…
How can I make money without a real job?
I have been searching for well over 6 months and can’t find anything. Are there any little side things or ideas you have that could gain me some income?
Jere answers:
Hello. I’ll give you two pieces of advice for starting an online business.
1. You can check out this great blog that offers tons of useful advice on the subject. It doesn’t sell anything, it doesn’t cost anything… It’s just free information:
http://www.runningonlinebusiness.com/
2. Check out this online business opportunity where you can sell your own health and beauty products: http://www.mlnks.com/biz.php
Hope this helps!
Thomas asks…
What are some real life problems involving radians?
It’s an assignment for school. We need to come up with real life applications/problems involving radians. My teacher said that there are tons of examples but I can’t find any. Thanks for your help.
Jere answers:
The radian is the standard unit of angular measure, used in many areas of mathematics. An angle’s measurement in radians is numerically equal to the length of a corresponding arc of a unit circle. The unit was formerly an SI supplementary unit, but this category was abolished in 1995 and the radian is now considered an SI derived unit. The SI unit of solid angle measurement is the steradian. If you need some information about assignment writing service you can visit this site http://www.assignmentwriting.biz/how-our-assignment-writing-service-works/
Susan asks…
Where can I find a hibachi grill?
My girlfriend has never experienced a fun hibachi. Unless it was a buffet where you can kind of watch behind glass. I want to take her to a real hibachi bar and grill restaurant where they put on the whole show. you know, the volcano onion and stuff like that and all the ooh’s and aah’s etc etc.
We’re from jersey. I’m originally from Philly and I know plenty of places around that area, but I don’t want to waste our time driving all the way there. Are they any places around Atlantic City that are like this? My idea of REAL hibachi?
Please and Thank You.
Jere answers:
Try out Hibachi San in Atlantic City. Read the reviews here:
http://www.yelp.com/biz/hibachi-san-atlantic-city
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