Who s smart, help me think of a strategy.

First question: you can just make one flavor or different flavors. Get.

It's up to you which one earns more.

The second question: you can give a bucket made with a lock and a faucet (it must be transparent) since.

Only you can open it, and secondly, you can let others see that you have medicinal herbs inside. But probably.

If the bosses are not happy, you can make concessions appropriately, or you have already obtained a patent.

Yes, if it is illegal to add alcohol without permission.

To make a unique, you like, this is the point, you like because you are confident, for example, you make unique, but don't like it, it's a pity that you are unique and have no taste and no soul, I'm talking about business people who understand! If I explain: Will you succeed in copying him?

Would you have been successful with his familiarity and experience? It's like you're working for him, the customer drinks you, and then drinks his, and what will obviously appear, what do you become his, worker? What if I say:

That's it"Substitute for the dead"

First of all, are you sure that the first factor is mainly quantity or quality?

In general, control the cost, mix 3-5 types of sake, and label them with instructions (approximate ingredients, alcohol content, etc.). Try to bring out the characteristics, and when your reputation is out, you won't be afraid of others adding wine to fool the guests.

You've done 20 homes·· It's a small monopoly among you, and if you don't have any other rivals to compete with, it's easy to do... Do your own thing... Don't care so much about other people's opinions, just your family sells alcohol, where are you going? Huh

Do it to make your own characteristics... Be different from others!

Add the two formulas -y=-2-2m y=2m+2

x=-14x, greater than y2m+2, less than -14, less than -16m, less than -8

Set 5th grade x person (x 95) by x one-sixth.

The first question is 10100. The second question is n/n times n plus one/1.

(=92 pcs.)

A: The master processes 92 pieces per hour.

You start with that apprentice and do it every hour, and then multiply it by 2.5 hours, and then you can figure out how many there are, and then you can figure out the master.