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The Restaurant Technology Guys Podcast brought to you by Custom Business Solutions

The Restaurant Technology Guys Podcast brought to you by Custom Business Solutions

Restaurant Technology Guys Podcast, sponsored by Custom Business Solutions

Restaurant Technology Podcasters... Drawing from years of combined experience in restaurant technology, implementation, and marketing, The Restaurant Technology Guys are here to help you run your business better. Check them out www.restauranttechnologyguys.com

Jeremy literally grew up in the Restaurant Technology Industry. His family is the founders of Custom Business Solutions, Inc. and Jeremy’s early school vacations were spent soldering components for restaurant customers. Twenty-plus years later and Jeremy is COO for CBS, in charge of the implementation of technology systems for CBS customers. It’s fair to say that Jeremy is very much in touch with the challenges and issues facing restaurant operators in the area of technology systems. Outside of CBS, Jeremy and his wife Michelle are the busy parents of two boys and two girls. The family’s youngest son was adopted from Uganda. Four kids, youth sports, church and many other activities mean non-stop action at the Julian household. Jeremy is a big fan of baseball and soccer. When not cheering on the kids in sports Jeremy enjoys cooking and watching Food Network.

439 - Restaurant Theft: 3 in 4 Employees Admit It — How I Steal From You
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  • 439 - Restaurant Theft: 3 in 4 Employees Admit It — How I Steal From You

    The podcast episode features Chloe Rachel Howard and Jana Werner, co-authors of 'How I Steal From You: Theft Within the Hospitality Industry.' They discuss the motivation behind writing the book, the problem of internal theft in restaurants, and the impact of theft on the industry. They also delve into the types of theft in restaurants and unintentional theft, as well as employee benefits related to theft prevention. The conversation covers topics related to employee benefits, restaurant scams, unusual incidents, customer behavior, frivolous lawsuits, employee theft, surveillance, prevention, education, awareness, loss prevention technology, unpredictability, and engaging with solutions to combat theft in restaurants.

    Takeaways

    Internal theft is a significant problem in the restaurant industry, impacting both small and large establishments.Unintentional theft and employee benefits play a role in theft prevention and management. Employee beverage tax benefitsPreventing theft in restaurants

    Chapters

    00:00 Introduction and Business Background03:10 The Motivation Behind the Book04:05 The Decision to Write a Book06:01 The Problem of Internal Theft in Restaurants07:16 The Impact of Internal Theft13:59 Types of Theft in Restaurants17:32 Unintentional Theft and Employee Benefits21:24 Employee Beverage Tax Benefits22:29 Restaurant Scams and Theft24:04 Unusual Restaurant Incidents25:22 Shady Customer Behavior26:49 Frivolous Lawsuits and ADA Compliance28:36 Employee Theft and Surveillance29:23 Preventing Theft in Restaurants30:16 Education and Awareness31:38 Loss Prevention Technology34:15 Unpredictability and Prevention36:52 Engaging with Solutions
    Mon, 09 Nov 2026 - 43min
  • 438 - Olive Wood Pizza Does 1,000 Pizzas a Night — Scott Kleckner

    The conversation covers Scott Kleckner's journey from sports and entertainment to restaurant turnarounds and business ownership. It delves into the challenges and successes of scaling a wood-fired catering business, emphasizing the importance of data-driven decision-making and the human factor in hospitality. Scott shares insights on the transition from corporate to entrepreneurial life and offers advice for aspiring business owners.

    Takeaways

    Hospitality business success relies on a balance of data-driven decision-making and the human factor.Transitioning from corporate to entrepreneurial life requires passion, an enterprise mindset, and a willingness to bet on oneself.Olivewood Pizza's unique catering model combines high-quality, fresh, wood-fired pizza with an enterprise mindset and data-driven operations.

    Chapters

    00:00 The Journey from Sports and Entertainment to Business Ownership01:24 Transitioning to Restaurant Turnarounds and Corporate Leadership03:02 Challenges and Successes of Scaling a Wood-Fired Catering Business04:07 Data-Driven Decision-Making and the Human Factor in Hospitality12:14 Transitioning from Corporate to Entrepreneurial Life28:21 Advice for Aspiring Business Owners
    Fri, 06 Nov 2026 - 34min
  • 437 - Restaurant Online Outrage: A Crisis Playbook — JD Miller

    The conversation delves into the impact of AI and algorithms on restaurant marketing and online presence. It explores the power of social media, the influence of bots, and the challenges of managing online outrage. JD shares insights on the mechanics of algorithms, the role of bots, and the importance of crisis communication for restaurant businesses. The conversation covers the importance of finding and engaging with the right audience, crisis management in the restaurant industry, dealing with negative online content, and the impact of AI on marketing and sales. It also emphasizes the significance of authenticity and human connection in business interactions.

    Takeaways

    AI and algorithms significantly impact restaurant marketing and online presence.Bots and algorithms play a crucial role in driving online engagement and can lead to both positive and negative outcomes for restaurant businesses. Audience resonance is crucialPreparedness is key in crisis managementAuthenticity and human connection are essential in marketing and sales

    Chapters

    00:00 The Impact of AI and Algorithms04:00 The Power of Social Media and Online Presence07:20 Understanding Bots and Algorithms13:36 Managing Online Outrage and Crisis Communication20:51 Finding the Right Audience21:57 Crisis Management in the Restaurant Industry23:19 Dealing with Negative Online Content30:11 Impact of AI on Marketing and Sales
    Mon, 02 Nov 2026 - 42min
  • 436 - Brooklyn Water Bagel's 14-Step Water System — Dan Smith

    Dan Smith, CEO of Brooklyn Water Bagel, shares the unique story of the brand, emphasizing the focus on quality and commitment to details. He discusses the menu offerings, off-premise business, franchise expansion, and community engagement, highlighting the brand's local presence and growth plans.

    Takeaways

    Focus on quality and commitment to details set Brooklyn Water Bagel apart.The brand's menu offerings and off-premise business contribute to its unique experience.Community engagement and local presence are key aspects of the brand's growth strategy.

    Chapters

    00:00 Introduction and Background01:03 The Unique Story of Brooklyn Water Bagel02:18 The Focus on Quality03:08 The Commitment to Details04:38 Menu Offerings and Quality Experience06:36 Off-Premise Business and Community Engagement18:39 Franchise Expansion and Local Presence
    Mon, 26 Oct 2026 - 30min
  • 435 - Why Your Loyalty Emails Don't Convert — Yosef Peterseil, Blings

    The conversation covers the introduction of Yosef and his background, the development of Bling's video technology, its application in the restaurant industry, and its impact on customer engagement and behavior. The discussion also addresses the fear of AI slop and the integration of Bling's technology with existing marketing systems.

    Takeaways

    Video-first approachPersonalized and interactive videosIntegration with existing marketing systems

    Chapters

    00:00 Introduction and Background02:05 Development of Bling's Video Technology03:43 Application in the Restaurant Industry08:13 Impact on Customer Engagement and Behavior21:26 Addressing the Fear of AI Slop
    Mon, 19 Oct 2026 - 38min
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