Banning Teenagers At Munchy's Analysis

Making the right decisions and sticking to your gut is what will make a company succeed, and if you don’t do what you believe is right don’t be surprised with a bad outcome. It’s a known fact that the majority of teenagers are more obnoxious and louder than adults. If Mr. Jones, the owner of Munchy’s thought it was ideal for the restaurant to ban teenagers during the hours of noon to three, it probably was the best decision. I don’t think it’s fair for people to judge him on his decision of banning teenagers without placing themselves in his shoes. Ultimately, I agree with the decision of banning teenagers from Munchy’s because it’s essentially the best option for the restaurant to be successful. Initially, by banning teens and giving adults
It’s evident that adults have more money and will pay more for their food, so it would be in the restaurant's best interest to keep it’s adult customers. Statistics have proven that the amount of income that comes from adults is significantly greater than the amount gained from minors. (insert statistic). However, statistics have also proven that the number amount of adults coming to the restaurant decreases as the school year begins so. Meaning if Mr.Jones is going to make an executive decision to ban teenagers for certain hours of the day it’s most definitely the best option for the company. It may not seem as such an appeasing idea to the teenagers, but Mr.Jones priority is his restaurant and the only way he can guarantee it’ll stay afloat economically is by making tough decisions like
The company will prosper as he will gain more adult customers and essentially more income. Even though many people will be stubborn and disagree with his decision it’s statistically proven that it’ll help the restaurant become more successful. Sometimes adults just want their peace and quiet and they deserve the right to receive that because they do everything for their children. However, Mr.Jones does have one thing going for him, the Springfield Daily Mail as they showed their support for his actions in their newspaper. At the end of the day, it is necessary to make the right decisions for the better good, even if it isn’t the popular