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@landforce Some call it mansplaining I call it boy mathing #golflife #golfsimulator
@landforce
Instagram · Greenscreen Talking Head
@landforce Some call it mansplaining I call it boy mathing #golflife #golfsimulator
Performance
Video #22807 · Greenscreen Talking Head
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The creator analyzes a BizBuySell listing for a $200k golf simulator business in Florida, breaking down its reported cash flow and expenses. He critiques the current owner's inefficient 75-hour workweek, suggests a more passive, self-serve operational model ideal for a golf pro, and concludes by outlining a specific, structured lowball offer to acquire the business favorably.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 55%
$200k GOLF SIM BUSINESS
Verbal hook · 25%
This SIM lounge is for sale in Florida for 200 k.
Visual hook · 20%
Creator stands in front of a greenscreen displaying a real business listing, pointing emphatically upward at a large, bold title text overlay to immediately establish the subject matter.
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
Present a high-ticket asset with a glaring operational red flag.
Payoff
Deliver a specific purchase offer and negotiation strategy.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Business Listing Teardown
Analyze a business listing, deconstruct financials, identify flaws, and propose a buyout offer.
The Financial Breakdown
Summarize revenue and cash flow to establish baseline value.
The Reality Check
Challenge seller's stated hours versus actual productive work.
The Ideal State
Describe how the business should be run by the right buyer.
Some call it mansplaining I call it boy mathing #golflife #golfsimulator
title · beginning
$200k GOLF SIM BUSINESS
This SIM lounge is for sale in Florida for 200 k. Better dude's working seventy five hours a week. No rank. It did 200 k last year with 112 in free cash flow. The twenty four hour access SIM can be booked for lessons, has a booze license and bar, and a small retail area. With a 128 in expenses, assuming the lease is maybe half that, my guess is that $1.12 is what the owner actually takes home. But I bet this seventy five hours a week is not 75 lessons a week. I bet that time is mostly spent having the bar open and selling an occasional grip. Those things are not this business. This business should be a dream for a golf pro. It should be a self serve sim when you're not there rank a place to make more and give lessons whenever you are. I'd offer 50 down and a 100 over time. That gets him some cash, his money out, and most importantly, out of his lease. You could probably get him lower, but I'm a nice guy. I'll leave it to you to play hardball.