The anatomy of fast casual | Aaron Pool | TEDxEvansChurchill

The anatomy of fast casual | Aaron Pool | TEDxEvansChurchill

This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. When you walk into a restaurant as a hungry customer ready to enjoy an enchilada, did you know that each and every thing that you see and interact with has been completely thought through to create the best experience possible for you?

After college, Aaron decided to open a fast-casual restaurant. People told him that he didn’t have any experience and banks told him that he would fail. For those people who line up to enjoy his food everyday thank him for not listening to them.

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