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Everything's pretty consistent in the industry, you know. There's a couple of naysayers, whatever, people who don't agree. But for the most part a lot of people believe in the new class of MC's that coming to the game.

The MC that we love are usually the ones that we consider be kinda heartless, like 50 Cent. That's pretty much the prowess and power of an MC. That's what sells.

Again, a franchise to me doesn't have to be a billion dollar title.

An MC is somebody who can control the crowd. An MC is a master of ceremonies so not only can you say your rap, you can rock the party.

There's nothing magic about working with franchisees. What you have to do is help them improve their business.

When you're a corporation, you're going to stick with what works. That's why every McDonald's is the same.

'McHale's Navy' was a disaster. I'm not pretending it wasn't a disaster.

A baseball manager is a necessary evil.

The MC has to be just that, a master in control. They can show no signs of weakness.

As a businessman, I saw club tracks as a new franchise that could be profitable for years to come. It was like being in McDonald's and realizing that even though cheeseburgers and fries sold big, you could also make money serving up McRibs, which are always available for a limited time only.