Reviews from verified franchisees
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It is very difficult to succeed as a franchisee when the costs are so high and the brand recognition provides so little value.
Absolutely the worst business I could have ever invested in.
Our business model has been changing, and sometimes it feels like we as league operators have more pressure but it all works out.
Over 50% of the stores in the US have closed down in the last 4 years, and they keep closing. Corporate always finds a way to squeeze more money out of their franchisees whenever they need more funds, sending unnecessary auto shipments, mandatory remodelings and other tactics.
School of Rock Franchisor talks the right talk but they don't operate ethically in select circumstances.
No longer worth it...
A brand with an exceptional mission and tremendous potential, increasingly undermined by inconsistent leadership, inadequate franchisee support, and operational inefficiencies.
McKesson is only working for their bottom line and does not truly support stores
Prior to the transition to Purpose Brands from SE Brands Chuck and Dave had a better understanding of the brand. Now with them essentially out, the direction of the brand has been declining with too many added expenses from corporate to allow an owner to live.