The last couple of days have been slower than the last three weeks… Seemed like just an off weekend in the middle of our season. I was expecting to do about 80% of our Saturday which is pretty typical…
Instead, we did 250% of Saturday, we had thunderstorms… and this afternoon the walk-in started climbing in temp up to about 55 degrees. We ended up with blown dough in 12" and 14" sizes that were from the day before and were cutting down 16" for the smaller sizes… which of course means we ran out of 16" and had to make dough on the fly… We closed an hour early.
…while defrosting the cooling fins on the walk-in unit and clearing out the lint… a tough thing since a manager a couple of years ago messed up the fins by trying to chip ice off of them. Relocated cheese, meats, etc to the reach-in and the drink cooler.
Sooo… a few hours later, we called it a day… a week… and a month. Took the month ending inventory… and ran the end of month books. We beat our all time best for July by $5,000. Walkin is back down to temp. Crew is going in early to make dough in the morning.
Another day in the pizza business.
Instead, we did 250% of Saturday, we had thunderstorms… and this afternoon the walk-in started climbing in temp up to about 55 degrees. We ended up with blown dough in 12" and 14" sizes that were from the day before and were cutting down 16" for the smaller sizes… which of course means we ran out of 16" and had to make dough on the fly… We closed an hour early.
…while defrosting the cooling fins on the walk-in unit and clearing out the lint… a tough thing since a manager a couple of years ago messed up the fins by trying to chip ice off of them. Relocated cheese, meats, etc to the reach-in and the drink cooler.
Sooo… a few hours later, we called it a day… a week… and a month. Took the month ending inventory… and ran the end of month books. We beat our all time best for July by $5,000. Walkin is back down to temp. Crew is going in early to make dough in the morning.
Another day in the pizza business.
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