Make $8,000,000 with a Chick-fil-a franchise?! #shorts

It's harder to get a Chick Fil a franchise than to get accepted to Stanford or even get a job at Google. Why is that? When it only costs 10k to get a franchise. But this girl Amber did it. And here's the story of how the basic structure of a franchise works like this apply, get past their qualifications, pay a fee, in this case 10k. But can vary like this. Each franchise has a different startup cost, so it could be anywhere from 100k to millions. Then you pay a royalty fee, usually about 4 to 8% annually of the total profit or revenue you make on the business. Then finally you profit. You take the name of the brand like this, use all their systems and processes, and now you run their model in whatever region you run. I like franchises if you have a super strong model, like if you can get a Chick Fil A, you want to work in the business, you understand how to run a franchise and you know this is the place that you want to go. I don't like franchises if you are a consistent operator that's already done this before. Because why would I give up a percentage of my profit? So I guess the question is, do you want to franchise or do you want to build.