We just charge a flat rate with shoes included. We do $5 / person or $25 for a whole hour for larger groups. Wanted to take some of the advanced calculus out of the price of bowling, yknow?
We just charge a flat rate with shoes included. We do $5 / person or $25 for a whole hour for larger groups. Wanted to take some of the advanced calculus out of the price of bowling, yknow?
My local bowling alley charges $130 for shoes and 1 hour of bowling for 4 people off-peak. That scales up to $220 peak rates (e.g. Saturday night). It’s in the middle of a major city so it’s a different market of course, but the pricing difference is striking. No pun intended.
Lucky Strike across from San Francisco’s baseball stadium prices like that, ouch.
What is wrong with you, you’re going to ruin capitalism not caring about maximizing profits.
In capitalism, any intentional non-maximization of profits is philanthropy. Nothing wrong with that.
I did a capitalism, but I messed it all up!
spare me your humanitarian sarcasm