It’s said that one-instance of poor service leads to the telling of nine-people. That’s asininely theoretical math!

The nine-people I tell will also tell another nine - and on and on it goes till it becomes …asinine. Remember that joke of an equation when you were young that asked if you’d rather have a penny doubled every day for a month or 1-million dollars. Nine out of ten people jumped at the 1-million dollars without a second thought. Too bad - that penny saved and doubled every day for 30-days equals: $5,368,709.12 (it breaks a million dollars by the 28th day at: $1,342,177.28). A penny for your thoughts…

1/1
2/2
3/4
4/8
5/16
6/32
7/64
8/128
9/256
10/512
11/1,024
12/2,048
13/4,096
14/8,192
15/16,384
16/32,768
17/65,536
18/131,072
19/262,144
20/524,288
21/1,048,576
22/2,097,152
23/4,194,304
24/8,388,608
25/16,777,216
26/33,554,432
27/67,108,864
28/134,217,728 divided by 100 = $1,342,177.28
29/268,435,456
30/536,870,912 divided by 100 = $5,368,709.12

To the less mathematically inclined, one-instance of poor service leads to vengeance, and that computes (relates) with a plethora of commiserative souls. Good service adds up to success.

Hospitality register’s success - Tris.