OLD SCHOOL
FLOOR CLEANING IS
A LOSING GAME FOR TODAY’S EATERTAINMENT OPERATORS
THE “OLD SCHOOL” WAY
1. YOU START THE DAY WITH CLEAN FLOORS.
2. 1ST CUSTOMERS TRACK IN DIRT & RAIN.
3. TEAM CLEANS FLOOR.
4. THE 2-TOP KNOCKED SPILLED THEIR DRINK.
5. TEAM CLEANS FLOOR.
6. PARTY TIME. BIRTHDAY CAKE EVERYWHERE.
7. TEAM CLEANS FLOOR.
8. MORE CUSTOMERS = MORE DIRTY SHOES.
9. TEAM CLEANS FLOOR.
10. THE 8-TOP STARTS THROWING FRIES.
11. TEAM CLEANS FLOOR.
12. MORE CUSTOMERS BRING IN DIRT & RAIN.
13. TEAM CLEANS FLOOR.
14. YOUR BIRTHDAY PARTY FINALLY LEAVES.
15. TEAM CLEANS FLOOR.
16. TEAM WANTS TO LEAVE & STARTS CLOSING.
17. LAST CUSTOMERS FINALLY LEAVE.
18. CLOSERS RUSH TO CLEAN FLOOR.
19. YOU OR OPENERS WALK INTO A MESS.
20. YOU START ALL OVER TOMORROW. OH JOY.
Would you still play this same old game if you knew how much you’re losing?
You’re losing
money.
Eatertainment operators spend
~$3K per month, or 4-6 hours per day, on just cleaning the floors.
What else could you have your team do each shift if they didn’t have to play a losing floor cleaning game?
You’re losing customers.
52% of customers have avoided businesses purely because the space “looked” dirty.
You’ve done it, we’ve done it, word spreads… & your floors are the most visible part of your space.
& You’re losing
talent.
These younger generations are recruit, hard to keep, & especially don’t like to clean …
The more you have your team clean, the faster your team will either burnout & leave.
