Posted on 07/24/2018 5:04:08 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
Dinesh Chawla has long run his family’s hotel business from a high-top table at a Hampton Inn on the edge of this out-of-the-way Mississippi Delta town. It used to be the kind of work that usually involved friends and neighbors.
But in the year since Chawla and his brother signed a hotel deal with President Donald Trump’s family business, he has been courted by strangers. Goldman Sachs dispatched a wealth manager in hopes of signing him as a client....
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From a fried chicken restaurant to owners of 17 hotels...amazing progress!
The man’s judgement is obviously seriously flawed. Why would anyone not 7’-4” tall sit at a high top by choice?
Why would anyone not 7’-4” tall sit at a high top by choice?>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
He has a 2nd amendment item holstered onto the underside of the table top?
In my last three years of working in the UAE/ME, I have talked with many of the “guest” workers there. Over 90% say they would love to be able to live and work in the USA and the main reason is “freedom”. No kneeling required. Anyhoo, just my observation.
Mississippi has many successful Indians.....doctors, pharmacists, scientists, & owners of many nice and well run hotels.
They work hard and value education. Priorities.
Only in America!
You don’t need a high top for that. At least I don’t. ;)
Agreed, unless its a scatter gun.
It seems that every hotels I’ve been in over the last few years has been run by an Indian. What is it with Indians and hotels?
It’s a pretty easy business to get into and run, especially on the low end and the family can live there so there’s no rent to pay.
Good point. In most cases, I’ve seen young children playing behind the front desk.
These are and hve been for centuries, a trading community. Very close-knit with kids working in the family business, very hard working and good at business
And even more so most are owned by a sub-group/clan called the "Patels" which is also their surname
Their modus operandi is simple - work 12-16 hours at everything. Put friendly service and have family members help out.
This way they can earn mroe than anyone else in the business
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