Advice Line with Todd Graves of Raising Cane's
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Hello and welcome to the advice line on how I built this lab. I'm Guy Raz. This is the place where we help try to solve your business challenges. Each week, I'm joined by a legendary founder, a former guest on the show. who will help me try to help you. And if you're building something and you need advice, give us a call and you just might be the next guest on the show. Our number is 1-800-433-1298. Leave us a one minute message that tells us about your business and the issues or questions that you'd like help with. Alright, let's get to it. Joining me today is Todd Graves, founder of Raising Canes. Todd, welcome back to the show. Hey guy, how you been? Great, great to have you back. You were first
On the show a few years ago in twenty twenty two. A lot of people ask me What's your favorite episode of the show? And I don't have one because I love all my kids. But I do cite yours often'cause it was so funny. And fun and I think you remember that. Do you hear from people about that episode now and again? Oh, I do. All the time. Yeah. Of course, it was so funny and p if you guys haven't heard that episode, go back and listen to it. It's so good. And we'll put a link to it in the show notes.
Uh the story about how you you had this dream of starting a a fried chicken joint in Baton Rouge where where you grew up and you couldn't get a loan, so you worked in oil refineries and in commercial salmon in Alaska and you basically save enough money to open the first restaurant and then you know, it took a while, but of course today it's just an unbelievable story. I think I read that This past summer of twenty twenty five.
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