Danny applied for and received a grant of licence to operate a popular franchise known as "Paul Coffey's Coffee". As part of the application he was required to pay a significant franchise fee that was loaned to him by his rich uncle. The building was "custom built" in accordance with the franchisor's requirements. Danny also agreed as part of the franchise agreement to make ongoing payments for management services and contributions to the cost of advertising campaigns. Danny has a friend in Venezuela who agrees to ship him coffee beans at a bargain-basement price. During the first day of operations, Danny receives a call from a representative of the franchisor that there is a problem. As one might expect in these circumstances, the problem is most likely:
◦ the coffee Danny is serving tastes slightly different than the brand usually served at "Paul Coffey's Coffee."
◦ Danny's friend was not named on the application for franchise as a potential supplier.
◦ Danny's franchise agreement includes an exclusive supply agreement requiring Danny to purchase coffee beans solely from the franchisor.
◦ the coffee bean bags from Venezuela do the match the franchisor's colours.
◦ his friend's coffee beans do not meet the requirements of food and drug regulations.
Drawing of French explorer Paul du Chaillu at close quarters with a gorilla
A freshly applied autograft. Note that the donor skin has been perforated so that it can be stretche
An 1872 Grant campaign poster of “Our Three Great Presidents” at best got it two-thirds right.
Paul Cézanne: Green Apples, c.1873
Paul Cézanne, Still Life with Cherries and Peaches.
The Inverted Income Pyramid: The Proportion of Income Received by Each Fifth of the U.S. Population