It really depends on the industry and company. If that's a monthly quota - it's not too small for some verticals. If that's a quarterly - then yeah that's really small number
I think he said a "tech" company in ep 1 ... And is Kyle still trying to do that health care app? Cause I think Peleton beat him to the punch there ...
He did from his dental sales job. Now he's an e-commerce salesman with the big $60k quarterly sales goal.
Anyone that's ever been in a relationship knows you give that up to your wife or GF. I dont get that relationship. She's so demanding and he's so dumb. He has to be constantly disappointing her, not out of being malicious, but just for being a ditz.
Was the house Tom and Arianna bought posted in here? They must make a killing between the show, appearances and adds...
I laugh whenever they talk about how strapped they are for cash. If youre able to get whatever it was to buy into your own bar (40k??) and buy a motorcyle and side care on a whim, youre not hurting that bad.
https://variety.com/2019/dirt/real-...pump-rules-valley-village-1203150496/#respond The Valley?? Poors $2mm
Yea and he’s lived in that shit apartment for 15 years or whatever. He’s been piling cash... They both own like 5% of the bar though iirc
I know it's a tiny percent, but I remember thinking that buy in sounded high for two career bartenders (except for what they make from the show)
Yea true Aren’t they paid pretty well by the show? I know they only “work” during filming now. Bar appearances, advertising, etc must be paying nicely
Google tells me they make around 25k an episode. Some claiming 4-500k a season. No fucking clue how much they can make off appearances and IG ads
Whenever I go home to StL and watch a game - Tom is on a commercial for a local morning news show. Im sure that local tv ad money bought the house on it's own.
More of I've never looked at his IG and always comment to my wife about them always drinking trash beer. Like why? Yeah, makes some sense now that it's a sponsored placement
The whole way he talks about sales is just odd to me. I've only been in a few true outside sales gigs but I feel like the word "quota" was not used and sort of an archaic way to describe sales goals at a tech company ...
I get all that, but still. I just cringe at that though of paying 6-8k in rent instead of mortgage payments.
Have not watched Summer House yet ... but when Schwartz calls his "banker" and asks if she can make sure he has $50k to w/d ... wtf was that? Who has "bankers" these days, or has to call a human to determine the liquidity of their savings?