That's nice, too bad I'll be opening my own.
Did you know, there are hookah bars that have never gone bankrupt? Especially with their rising popularity across the country.
Did you know vast majority of small businesses go bankrupt within their first two years?
Yes, and the exceptional ones, like mine, don't.
Except for the fact that you don't have a hookah bar. Also, the fact that others don't go bankrupt (and if you do any research, you'll see it's because the owners planned well in advance and didn't cut corners or make their customers sit on crates) doesn't mean yours won't either.
Of course, you won't get any investors until you have the types of solid plans that you have outright rejected doing here. In the time you've been planning this, a real businessman would have mad the bar already open and running.
Someone else asked earlier, but I guess you missed it. What did the real estate agent say? Do you have those floorplans? You have had more than enough time to get this done, you know, so I expect you have an answer.