Not a place in the Country that doesn’t have those kind of days…it all works out as long as your turning out quality food.

Yep
Always had some days like that but with the economy in the tank those days have become more frequent.  If I ever figure out the why on those days I will write a book and retire from the restaurant business
Herman

I live were unemployment is at 12% or higher,so it seems the beginning of the month is the busiest go fugure..hang in there Nov’s coming.

this entire week has been weird. My expected slow days are killing it, and vice versa. Who knows….

Dead for breakfast on Wed, good lunch.
Good breakfast today, slow lunch….
As chewey said…as long as it works out at the end of the month, that’s all that counts.

Well, yesterday (Friday) was a winner, my best day yet. Started at 11am and the last customer came around 6pm, right after I had cleaned the grill. Steady all day, with maybe an hour lull. I made it the whole day on a half a pack of smokes, and still had one left when I left to head to Sam’s for soda and buns, so not much down time and they nearly cleaned me out of food.
 
Almost every customer asked if I would be in my spot through the winter. My only response is to tell them if they keep coming I will be here.

Slow days generally go hand-in-hand with the days right before paydays. I tracked it for 2 years. 

Yesterday and today were not even worth heading out. Beyond slow, and today was cool and sunny, our worst days in months right out of the blue. But, the entire mall was slow, no one at Lowes either.

I dont have a rest. but a trailer ina reg. spot we workeed very hard to build it up. and what really suprises me is that I was ill about a month ago and couldnt get there for 3 day’s my biz has dropped off about 50% ! slowly it is coming back but I couldnt believe it when we returned that it fell off that much.another freaky thing is lunch is very slow,,, our busy time is between 1-4 go figger???