Ladies and gentlemen welcome to Friday's episode of 50% facts one good question where we take

questions from y'all we answer them in five to ten minutes best we can today we're

opening up the P&Ls.

Says, would you be able to, oh shit, I just clicked it wrong. No.

Would you ever be able to talk about overhead and planning for when you open 3SB-B and I think we can talk a little bit about

money opening gyms or businesses. There's a million factors when you look

into opening a business obviously location plays a very big role.

If you're talking about startup costs, we can go over that, which is different than your

overhead. Overhead is typically what you consider to keep the business running and moving, something like rent,

lights, employees, etc, etc.

Start up costs is typically the big old chunk of some money and work to get it going and moving and how you like to go.

So for a gym that's equipment, lease, startups, plates, front desk, security cameras, music, etc.

You know, when you're, we're in the dead middle of the capital of California.

California is, I think, the most expensive state now from some of the data I've been looking at.

It depends on who you are.

And what metrics obviously, but I think top the bottom I think it's beating New York, but either way we're one of the top three most expensive states in America, which means

we're probably top five or ten most expensive states in the world.

And so obviously that raises rent. We're in a warehouse style building where you're going to look anywhere in California at least again it depends on where you live but a dollar to two dollars per square foot is what you're looking to pay monthly.

You know, if you're in Arkansas and some 10,000 person town,

you could probably cut that by 90% for all I know or even Vegas is a little cheaper

different parts of Sacramento if you go to the suburbs a little cheaper.

Conditioned versus unconditioned? Yeah there's a million things does it have a

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