IamLee
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- Apr 23, 2017
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If you don’t know then take your time and follow the conversations before making conclusions, they’re right here. See how you’ve referenced what sounds like franchises straight off the bat while we are talking about average individual vendors.I don't know what the argument is? Ksh 62,500 is just under Tzs 1.3m. Ni hela nyingi sana mtu kusave kwa mwezi au kwa siku? Have you heard of Edo chips? American chips? And a lot of people who run kitchens in bars(they don't own or run a bar,they specifically runs the kitchen). And I'm not talking about big bars. You guys don't know Tanzania and it's way of life. Achana na watu wanauza chips and chomachoma in general they make a lot of money.
Tell me if it’s practical for a small business to remain with an equivalent of ksh 62,000 a month after all business deductions, after buying stock for the next month, after paying their household expenses like daily food/commute/shopping/ rent/kids fees etc!
My argument is that if you manage to save that amount after all that, then you are not just an “average chips seller” that’s a heck of rich person and they’ll have to make like at least ten times that amount
The contention here is with gross vs net