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Originally Posted by BV
I would asume it's the same for both. (or close)
Say it's 10%
10% of a 2 dollar shot is 20 cents
10% of a 6 dollar shot is 60 cents
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It doesn't work that way.
A $2.00 shot has a cost of $1.00 tops unless it's a "loss leader" just to get
people in the door.
Typically a $1.00 cost turns into a $3.00 shot.
So there is the problem with expensive booze, you are looking at $2.xx cost which
goes to a $5 shot. You don't want to run people away by charging $6, $7 or $8 for
a shot.
So selling one $5 shot instead of two $3 shots is less money taken in and less
profit margin on the intake.