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                   plan year is simple: Year one of the model contributes to the year of their
                   opening on the financial plan, year two of the model contributes to the year after
                   they were added to the financial plan, and so forth.  Dan is talking about
                                                                        company stores and
                                                                      what a model store looks
                                                                       like. However, Lazybones
                   Franchises                                          gets revenues from both
                                                                        c ompany stores and
                                                                          f ranchise fees.
                   Each franchise contributes revenue to Lazybones in two ways: an initial start-up
                   franchise fee of $35,000 and 7 percent of their annual revenues. Each franchise
                   also contributes 1 percent of their revenue to an advertising fund, but since
                   this fund is separate from all other corporate operations, it is not visible in the
                   financial plan.
                       Exhibit 10.3  Corporate Revenue
                                                                        Notice how this table
                      Overview                                         breaks down the different
                                                                      revenue lines. We see both
                      Month      Year 1  Year 2   Year 3   Year 4  Year 5  laundry and storage for the
                      Revenue                                          Syracuse and Wisconsin
                                                                      stores and then store totals
                        Total number of   8  8  8    8      8         for the new company-owned
                         owned stores                                 stores based upon historic
                                                                      performance. Finally, the fran-
                       Total number of   0  5  15    35     60         chise totals are shown. At
                        f ranchises                                   the top of the table, they list
                                                                      the revenue drivers (number
                         Owned stores
                                                                       of company-owned stores
                         SU and UW   120%  112%  109%  106%  103%     and franchises by year). They
                         growth rate                                  also show projected growth
                                                                      rate of the existing Syracuse
                         Syracuse                                     and Wisconsin stores (note
                                                                       120 percent means that it
                           Laundry  $433,880  $485,945  $529,681  $577,352  $629,313  will grow 20 percent more
                           Storage  $219,241  $245,550  $267,650  $291.738  $317,995  than the previous year). As
                                                                      we noted above, we’d prefer
                         Syracuse total  $653,121  $731,495  $797,331  $869,090  $947,308  to see an explanation of
                                                                      that growth rate to further
                         Wisconsin                                     enhance the accuracy of
                                                                      the projection. Breaking the
                           Laundry  $330,910  $370,619  $403,975  $440,333  $479,963
                                                                      revenues down by this level
                           Storage  $275,731  $308,819  $336,613  $366,908  $399,929  of detail helps create more
                                                                        accurate projections.
                         Wisconsin total  $606,641  $679,438  $740,558  $807,241  $879,892
                         Boston  $204,392  $371,440  $532,752  $709,266  $730,544
                         Colorado  $204,392  $371,440  $532,752  $709,266  $730,544
                         Additional owned  $364,631  $817,567  $1,485,760 $2,131,007 $2,837,065
                         stores
                       Owned store   $2,033,177 $2,971,381 $4,120,687 $5,225,870 $6,125,353
                        c ontribution
                       Franchises
                         Franchise fees  $0  $175,000  $350,000  $700,000  $8175,00
                         Franchise %  $0  $31,905  $135,348  $400,699  $892,146
                       Franchise   $0   $206,905  $485,348  $1,100,699 $1,767,146
                        c ontribution
                       Total revenue  $2,033,177 $3,178,286 $4,574,531 $6,326,569 $7,891,599
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