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             Our business is going to be a Limited Liability Corporation. The reason that we have chosen this is because we would like to have a share in the company, but because we need a large sum investment from an outside partner, this leaves us with this kind of organization. We cannot be a Partnership, because Chevron does not enter into dealer agreements with Partnerships.
             The kind of business that we are running is giving a service. We don't sell anything that we make ourselves. We are providing gasoline to the public where it can be easily accessed during their commute. Our goal is to make stopping at the gas station a more pleasant experience. Not like going to the dentist to have some teeth pulled.
             Because we are entering into business with Chevron, this would of course make us a franchise. We decided to go into a franchise because that seemed to be the easiest route. There are already people who are successful from owning and operating a Chevron. Plus it is convenient that they supply everything for us. This makes it so we can concentrate more on the service aspect than the business arrangements.
             Expanding isn't really a big concern right now. We may later want to add a food mart, but for right now, our motto is going to be convenient gas. The key word is gas. We want our customers to be able to pay at the pump, and not have to go inside and wait in line for people who are buying food and drinks. They want gas, and that's what we have.
             Our business is going to be open 24 hours a day. So we are not ever going to close. After doing a little research, there are quite a few companies that are open, or have shifts around the clock. So we will cater to those who are at the island even in the late hours of the night.
             Service.
             There are many different reasons why our gas station is going to benefit those who purchase gas there. First of all, it is in an area that people visit at least five times a week.


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