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I wanted out of the rat race just as much as everyone else – perhaps more than most. You see, my job was miserable. Sure I was making a lot of money, but I had the most micro-managerial boss, idiotic coworkers, and frantic schedule of anyone I knew. I was working 80 hours a week, and consistently under appreciated. I knew a little bit of what I was getting into when I graduated with an MBA, but I didn't understand how hard it would be to deal with. I decided that buying a franchise would be my best way out.

I had never seriously considered franchise business opportunities, but I knew a few people who had. The opinions of my friends were decidedly mixed on it. Some people thought that food franchise opportunities were the best way to start your own business. Other people thought that a so-called food franchise opportunity was just a miserable way to make little money working twice as hard as you had before. I looked at the data, and decided that it depended on several factors. Food franchise opportunities are by no means all the same. It takes a shrewd investor to decide where to start a business, and how to run it. Food franchise opportunities were just like any other business. They still required careful planning if you wanted them to succeed.

Fortunately, the town I lived in was a rapidly expanding area. There were no food franchise opportunities with McDonald's, but many of the other fast food businesses had not opened up shop yet. I looked at food franchise opportunities with Burger King, Taco Bell, Wendy's, and a few others. Burger King seems like the best deal. Of all the food franchise opportunities, it was the most user-friendly. It provided adequate guidance on how to set up a proper Burger King franchise without micromanaging. The owners of the individual Burger King franchises had a lot of autonomy to make their own decisions. I liked that.

When I first began to work for the Burger King franchise, it was a lot of work. Food franchise opportunities are no joke. Although some of the business comes ready to start out of the box, there is a lot that you have to set up by yourself. You have to determine prices, train employees, and learn company protocols. If anything, I was working more for the first several months. Soon, however, I had it made. In the end, it was a better choice than my first job.

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