Interesting Article About Marcus Lemonis - Head Of Good Sam
Here it is: Story About Marcus Lemoins Seems like we aren't the only people who have a problem with Camping World and Good Sam, etc
Forum Discussion
OK, I have to admit, I have NEVER seen the television show "The Profit." Actually, I've never heard of it until I read this forum. I suppose I'm spending too much time camping and not enough time watching TV?.. Anyway ..
I went out to CNBC.com and watch an episode. So... what's all the 'fuss' about? I don't get it. I watched the episode about "My big fat Greek Gyro". Actually, it's a very "tame" version of Chef Ramsey and his attempts to rescue restaurants, and the other show (can't remember the name) about the guy that goes in and attempts to rescue bars. And I once saw one where someone had a show attempting to rescue beauty salons. What's the difference with "The Profit". Compared to Chef Ramsey, Marcus is REALLY a tame kitten. His program just focuses on different struggling businesses instead of one target business audience.
What's wrong with anyone who is successful launching out into different business ventures. People who have a the mind and the drive to be successful usually are. For every 1 successful venture, he's probably experienced a dozen failures, like most folks experience. But it's the one success that really becomes SUCCESSFUL.
Camping World, Good Sam, RV.net .... come-on folks ... is everyone THAT possessive that you are not willing to share "our CEO" with others too? Anyone in business is going to come up against jealous competition and want's nothing else but to see their bigger competitor fail miserable. Rather than become a better company themselves and becoming innovative and providing a better service that truly meets the needs of the consumer, they find it easier to criticize their biggest competition in hopes that the consumer will abandon them and turn to them, thus eventually forcing their bigger competitor out of business. It's really a rotten way to do business, and thank goodness .... we do have some intelligent consumers that can see the game for what it is.
If Marcus want's to engage in other business activities, what's the problem with that? Does "The Profit" REALLY have any impact on Camping World? I don't see any conflict of interest and the two business ventures are totally exclusive of the other. They only thing is common, is Marcus.
I just don't get it! I'm staying loyal to Camping World and Good Sam. They might have flaws, but if you really look into the alternatives ... they have flaws too.
I went out to CNBC.com and watch an episode. So... what's all the 'fuss' about? I don't get it. I watched the episode about "My big fat Greek Gyro". Actually, it's a very "tame" version of Chef Ramsey and his attempts to rescue restaurants, and the other show (can't remember the name) about the guy that goes in and attempts to rescue bars. And I once saw one where someone had a show attempting to rescue beauty salons. What's the difference with "The Profit". Compared to Chef Ramsey, Marcus is REALLY a tame kitten. His program just focuses on different struggling businesses instead of one target business audience.
What's wrong with anyone who is successful launching out into different business ventures. People who have a the mind and the drive to be successful usually are. For every 1 successful venture, he's probably experienced a dozen failures, like most folks experience. But it's the one success that really becomes SUCCESSFUL.
Camping World, Good Sam, RV.net .... come-on folks ... is everyone THAT possessive that you are not willing to share "our CEO" with others too? Anyone in business is going to come up against jealous competition and want's nothing else but to see their bigger competitor fail miserable. Rather than become a better company themselves and becoming innovative and providing a better service that truly meets the needs of the consumer, they find it easier to criticize their biggest competition in hopes that the consumer will abandon them and turn to them, thus eventually forcing their bigger competitor out of business. It's really a rotten way to do business, and thank goodness .... we do have some intelligent consumers that can see the game for what it is.
If Marcus want's to engage in other business activities, what's the problem with that? Does "The Profit" REALLY have any impact on Camping World? I don't see any conflict of interest and the two business ventures are totally exclusive of the other. They only thing is common, is Marcus.
I just don't get it! I'm staying loyal to Camping World and Good Sam. They might have flaws, but if you really look into the alternatives ... they have flaws too.
