So, the purpose of School of Stores is to help reality, to help save innocent lives, to help people out of poverty, to help people be their own boss, to help promote cooperative business ventures, to help promote crowdfunding.
So, School of Stores would have an idea for a kind of store, it might already exist, or it might be a new kind of store. And School of Stores would have information to help with, to supplement existing information about opening businesses and entrepreneurship, and what a person would learn in business school. But not to replace it, except as a theory that could be improved, or specifically co-ops and things like that.
So, let’s say we have theme park attraction stores where a person can purchase a theme park attraction. And so zoom in on a thing that would be less costly to do, a one person ride design.
So starting today we’ll have the, you know what the plan is, I’m creating this audio file right now, have a page, one person ride designs nested to the theme park attraction stores, and I’ll be creating ideas for one person ride designs, ideas for theme park attraction stores, reaching out to people who I think would be interested, and it also could be that a person arrives at school stores interested in one thing, and then looks around and interested in more than one kind of thing, more than one kind of store.
So the project organized around kinds of stores, as well as the classes. So you can find classes from current.
And so let’s say there’s an idea for a one person ride design. You know those ones that are like a mechanical rocking horse, coin operated rides, usually for children, they’re like small rides. And they used to be outside of grocery stores primarily. Nowadays if you see them they’re inside of malls usually. And so I installed them in shopping centers around America.
So the purpose would be to form a co-op with the principle of equalsies. Equal in, equal out, one person, one vote. And so a one person ride design makes it possible for people to say, okay, one of those rides located at one of the shopping centers in America. Equal in, equal out, one person, one vote, to form a co-op that is the owner of that particular ride and derives revenue from it. Equalsies.
I’m promoting that as a goal, a theory, a principle, to have businesses much more likely be co-ops, have people who are business partners to much more likely think of each other as equalsies. That will help solve the problem of America’s anti-social culture and help lift people up out of poverty and hardship.
And so hopefully there’s gonna be artwork there of the personal submarine-themed ride, bright yellow, themed Monterey. I’m near Monterey Bay on the coast of California, and it would be exploring the Monterey Bay in a yellow submarine. Maybe a one person ride, and then those can be installed multiple locations, multiple instances of that. It doesn’t have to be a one store or one shopping center has the only one of that, but it would be a kind, a model in the case of mechanical things like the name and kind or the, the company and model of a car, for instance.
