Wow, a call-back the restaurant idea. I wonder if TJ will be cooking? It’s about time we saw him messing around in Tiffany’s kitchen. (Sounds like a blues song.)
There are too many words starting with the same letter, but the concept is excellent. Just play around with some other adjectives and maybe drop a few of them.
A little too wordy, Tiff. “Tired of Same-Old Dates? Come to Tiffany’s Table For Two! An Exotic Experience With Farm-Fresh Dishes That Your Date Will Never Forget!” would suffice.
Aside from cameo appearances by Jack and Ben, this has been a few weeks exclusively for the girls. Luann and Bernice. Tara and Luann and Bernice. Now it’s Tiffany and Bets. Stella was obscured, and Shannon was unseen, but having a tantrum in the kitchen. This is a good thing.
Whether Bets is correct about Tiff’s alliteration depends on the type of clientele that Tiff is trying to attract. Tiffany is being too wordy if she is trying to market the fine dining experience to high-end customers.
Lets do the revenue on this “business plan”. One couple per night, lets call it $250. Typical margin on it would be 20%, that’s $50 a night. Yes, in comics that would work.
OK – big house, his current girlfriend and someone Gunther had bonded with (to what degree he still won’t say, but he acts like a guilty party)… are we at last coming to a moment of realization for Gunther?
Bets, maybe before booking is better see the price. I don’t think that would be cheap. But I agree with her, Tiffany’s idea is good but it needs to be better written. She need to include Dez and TJ in it.
In a real marketing class, they tell you that stuff like word-play is not where it’s at. Positioning your product to solve a problem for your target consumer is. Clever headlines should be short – you should be able to read it when you aren’t even trying to and are just turning the page – and are there to get people to read the copy. “Farm-fresh foods” is probably the best thing she has.
I actually liked Tiffany’s alliteration. So, now with the mention of “Gun”… does that mean he is potentially entering the scene too? As part of Tiffany’s assignment will they have to have a “mock” example of her marketing concept…. and TJ will host a meal there with Gun & Bets as the customers, and Tiffany as the film crew and narrator?
So Tiff is going to use the Chef who works for her father, to cook a meal for 2? A very exclusive dining experience, how much will she charge each couple? and most important, will the Chef go along with her plans?
All that alliteration is definitely off-putting. Just makes you want to strangle someone, which might be okay in some places, but not when you’re marketing intimate dinner dates.
Is this a coincidence, or did TJ actually bring the produce from Dez’s garden to the mansion to cook? I figured they create some kind of business. Now for the trial run! Will we have TJ cooking for Bets and Gunther or the whole gang. I’m sure the dining room table is big enough to sit 3 ft. apart! Lol! As I said, Bets has the head for business and Tiff can be creative.
Unless Tiffany is also running a dating service she cannot say that your date for dinner won’t be dull. The food may be farm fresh and delicious, but the companion may still be boring.
I had dinner once at a place that could have made that concept work.
The owners had taken an old house with 8 bedrooms and turned it into a restaurant.
Smaller bedrooms had room for One dining table and chairs. Larger rooms have from two to 4 tables in them.
My date & I got the room with only one table. I got the distinct impression the Waitress had, maybe more than once, found the customers doing more “Personal” things than having dinner in that room.
She closed the door when she left the room and always Knocked when she returned. And, she Smiled a lot.
I worked in advertising. That would absolutely be a concept someone would like, especially if the artwork that goes with it was horrible. In 40 years, the one maxim I never saw fail was “The uglier the ad, the more the customer likes it.”
For me, the attraction of a “table for two” restaurant would be that a date and I, or even a sibling or friend and I, could go somewhere that would be quiet, without children and without larger parties of people. I love a couple of diners that have larger parties, lots of kids, etc., but they are not places for quiet talking, let alone getting to know a new person on a date. I’d sign up for Tiff’s restaurant! (Well, depending on cost, lol).
Bets is a clever mentor. Turning an idea into a reality is the best way to learn the realm of Business. Tiffany has spent her life in a Mansion that was paid with the profits of her father’s business endeavors.
Templo S.U.D. over 3 years ago
Yeah, I also think the alliterations are a no-go.
TheLastLawman over 3 years ago
I wonder what Gunther has been up to lately
Tyge over 3 years ago
Sounds like she got the message across!
beb01 over 3 years ago
Wow, a call-back the restaurant idea. I wonder if TJ will be cooking? It’s about time we saw him messing around in Tiffany’s kitchen. (Sounds like a blues song.)
Rhetorical_Question over 3 years ago
Tiffany- Excellent wording, and Bets is the marketing strategist l
AnyFace over 3 years ago
ACTIVIST1234 over 3 years ago
Typically tedious… but effective.
Rhetorical_Question over 3 years ago
Remember that Tiffany try to convince Desdemona to be a partner in a fresh farm scheme.
Willow Mt Lyon over 3 years ago
There are too many words starting with the same letter, but the concept is excellent. Just play around with some other adjectives and maybe drop a few of them.
Prescott_Philosopher over 3 years ago
Boy Bets better develop some sales resistance or she’s going to have a difficult life.
Joe1962 over 3 years ago
Tiff great wording and selling points who is your audience.
Caldonia over 3 years ago
Uh, could you maybe not invite Gunther?
capricorn9th over 3 years ago
A little too wordy, Tiff. “Tired of Same-Old Dates? Come to Tiffany’s Table For Two! An Exotic Experience With Farm-Fresh Dishes That Your Date Will Never Forget!” would suffice.
Johnny Q Premium Member over 3 years ago
Annoying, avoidable alliterations are absolutely aggravating, a******!
(Up there with “A preposition is a terrible thing to end a sentence with,” and “Be more or less specific” and “Profanity s***ks!”)
sallymargret over 3 years ago
There is nothing at all awful about her alliteration. I like it!
Airman over 3 years ago
Aside from cameo appearances by Jack and Ben, this has been a few weeks exclusively for the girls. Luann and Bernice. Tara and Luann and Bernice. Now it’s Tiffany and Bets. Stella was obscured, and Shannon was unseen, but having a tantrum in the kitchen. This is a good thing.
gnmnrbl over 3 years ago
Hmmmm, considering how much she likes gunther. I wonder if “gunther N me” is an actual get together or a naughty play on words? lol
R.W.Singer -SF over 3 years ago
I wonder of the will do it in “cos”
ronaldspence over 3 years ago
Tiffany will be a success someday!
kenhense over 3 years ago
Writing is not Tiffany’s strong suit. But Bets seems on board to help.
Brdshtt Premium Member over 3 years ago
Awful alliteration or not, she just sold the first table experience. To a business major, at that.
beb01 over 3 years ago
I wonder how much Shark Tank GnK watch?
PammWhittaker over 3 years ago
It’s a concept, not an actual restaurant. She’d have to raise capital, etc, not sure they’re up to that point in class yet :)
Mordock999 Premium Member over 3 years ago
“Many miles away,”
“Smile grows on Gunther’s bread-less face as he suddenly imagines Bets’ sweet perfume filling his nostrils.”
“Then suddenly, if by fortunate happenstance, his phone rings and its Bets!”
“Gunther is delighted that Bets is inviting him over for dinner!”
“He’s even more delighted that Bets is inviting him over for dinner at Tiffany’s!”
“But Gunny is crestfallen when Les, (who’s been quietly looking over his shoulder) announces:”
“Dinner at Tiff’s?!!? By God, I’m going WITH ya!” ;)Susan00100 over 3 years ago
I thought Tiff wanted to open a nail salon.
Rhetorical_Question over 3 years ago
Tiffany Invites Ox!
PeterPirate over 3 years ago
Whether Bets is correct about Tiff’s alliteration depends on the type of clientele that Tiff is trying to attract. Tiffany is being too wordy if she is trying to market the fine dining experience to high-end customers.
Faith :) over 3 years ago
I love the concept too, nothing beats fresh and organic food! Tiff might be on to something…
EasyEight over 3 years ago
Lets do the revenue on this “business plan”. One couple per night, lets call it $250. Typical margin on it would be 20%, that’s $50 a night. Yes, in comics that would work.
Johnnyrico over 3 years ago
Oh, I don’t know… Sounds kinda clever to me!
jrankin1959 over 3 years ago
OK – big house, his current girlfriend and someone Gunther had bonded with (to what degree he still won’t say, but he acts like a guilty party)… are we at last coming to a moment of realization for Gunther?
Aladar30 Premium Member over 3 years ago
Bets, maybe before booking is better see the price. I don’t think that would be cheap. But I agree with her, Tiffany’s idea is good but it needs to be better written. She need to include Dez and TJ in it.
jr1234 over 3 years ago
Is Arlo and Janis’ son’s farm fresh foods near by Tiffany?
Ignatz Premium Member over 3 years ago
In a real marketing class, they tell you that stuff like word-play is not where it’s at. Positioning your product to solve a problem for your target consumer is. Clever headlines should be short – you should be able to read it when you aren’t even trying to and are just turning the page – and are there to get people to read the copy. “Farm-fresh foods” is probably the best thing she has.
I know, it’s a comic strip.
Ellis97 over 3 years ago
I was actually thinking of a concept for a pizza place and arcade.
luann1212 over 3 years ago
Gunther’s coming finally, in the context of Gunther and Bets to should not be a surprise
Aficionado over 3 years ago
I actually like the alliteration.
Troglodyte over 3 years ago
At least Tiff is putting in the effort, and it seems to be paying off. Attagirl!
comic reader 22 over 3 years ago
Just “Tiffany’s Table” would be better. Why limit it to two?
Otis Rufus Driftwood over 3 years ago
Can’t tell if this is good marketing or bad; or if Bets is being sarcastic.
Pipe Tobacco over 3 years ago
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I actually liked Tiffany’s alliteration. So, now with the mention of “Gun”… does that mean he is potentially entering the scene too? As part of Tiffany’s assignment will they have to have a “mock” example of her marketing concept…. and TJ will host a meal there with Gun & Bets as the customers, and Tiffany as the film crew and narrator?
timbob2313 Premium Member over 3 years ago
So Tiff is going to use the Chef who works for her father, to cook a meal for 2? A very exclusive dining experience, how much will she charge each couple? and most important, will the Chef go along with her plans?
tremaine53 over 3 years ago
All that alliteration is definitely off-putting. Just makes you want to strangle someone, which might be okay in some places, but not when you’re marketing intimate dinner dates.
YorkGirl Premium Member over 3 years ago
Is this a coincidence, or did TJ actually bring the produce from Dez’s garden to the mansion to cook? I figured they create some kind of business. Now for the trial run! Will we have TJ cooking for Bets and Gunther or the whole gang. I’m sure the dining room table is big enough to sit 3 ft. apart! Lol! As I said, Bets has the head for business and Tiff can be creative.
33Angel over 3 years ago
Works for me!
I like it. I like it A LOT!
mistercatworks over 3 years ago
Alliteration is the last refuge of the idea-less marketer.
Schrodinger's Dog over 3 years ago
When is The Ramp Festival in West Virginia?
MuddyUSA Premium Member over 3 years ago
Gunther…is he the muscle guy?
locake over 3 years ago
Unless Tiffany is also running a dating service she cannot say that your date for dinner won’t be dull. The food may be farm fresh and delicious, but the companion may still be boring.
BlitzMcD over 3 years ago
I concur. Alliteration is supposed to promote “memorization for the concentration-impaired”. Ultimately, it is little more than an annoyance, though.
locake over 3 years ago
Tiffany can’t run a restaurant out of a private home. There are zoning laws against that.
OneTime59 over 3 years ago
I like the alliterations. My kind of thinking.
paulscon over 3 years ago
Sounds like a great concept, but, Bets, only a concept.
bakana over 3 years ago
I had dinner once at a place that could have made that concept work.
The owners had taken an old house with 8 bedrooms and turned it into a restaurant.
Smaller bedrooms had room for One dining table and chairs. Larger rooms have from two to 4 tables in them.
My date & I got the room with only one table. I got the distinct impression the Waitress had, maybe more than once, found the customers doing more “Personal” things than having dinner in that room.
She closed the door when she left the room and always Knocked when she returned. And, she Smiled a lot.
HodgeElmwood over 3 years ago
I worked in advertising. That would absolutely be a concept someone would like, especially if the artwork that goes with it was horrible. In 40 years, the one maxim I never saw fail was “The uglier the ad, the more the customer likes it.”
PhoenixHocking over 3 years ago
Ho hum.
Sisyphos over 3 years ago
But, does Tiffany’s Table really exist yet, Bets? You and Gunny may be going to a “nowhere place” tomorrow.
Or, will your interest prod Tiff into creating her concept in reality?
finnygirl Premium Member over 3 years ago
For me, the attraction of a “table for two” restaurant would be that a date and I, or even a sibling or friend and I, could go somewhere that would be quiet, without children and without larger parties of people. I love a couple of diners that have larger parties, lots of kids, etc., but they are not places for quiet talking, let alone getting to know a new person on a date. I’d sign up for Tiff’s restaurant! (Well, depending on cost, lol).
Airman over 3 years ago
This is no longer Tiff’s college project, it is Bets hijacking an opportunity to get Gunther right where she wants him.
Rhetorical_Question over 3 years ago
Bets is a clever mentor. Turning an idea into a reality is the best way to learn the realm of Business. Tiffany has spent her life in a Mansion that was paid with the profits of her father’s business endeavors.
Some_unfortunate_soul over 3 years ago
could someone mention me later on the new strip?