Giacomo Bellandi

He invented fast food, built a fortune, and bought your agency. Landlord, advisor, and possible business partner: every relationship starts with a deal.

About

The novelty that conquered Altavela Meat & Meat Meat. Bread. Potatoes. Right away. Four locations already open.The fifth is on its way. The revolutionA complete meal without wasting the day. The methodSame flavor. Same price. Every time. The resultAltavela didn't know it wanted it. Now it wants more. The man behind the billboard The one with the mustache is Giacomo Bellandi. Around forty years old, black hair with an impossible-to-ignore cowlick and the belly of a man who personally controls product quality. He doesn't belong to the nobility. He doesn't come from a commercial dynasty. He had a simple idea and repeated it well enough to become rich. He invented fast food in a world that didn't yet have a name for it. Hamburgers, fries, quick service, standardized production: the first location exploded, the others came right after. Now Giacomo looks at the buildings of Altavela the way he looked at an empty kitchen: space in which to build something that produces money. «People say I sell sandwiches. I sell time. The sandwich only serves to make them understand that.» Giacomo Bellandi, founder Your landlord The agency's run-down building is one of his first real estate investments. He bought it because the location is worth far more than the walls. He has no intention of restoring it personally: that problem, by contract, is yours. You pay rent and cover the renovations. In exchange, you have the first right of purchase, and every Nx paid as rent will be deducted in full from the future price. If you turn that ruin into a headquarters worthy of the name on the sign, you will have already begun to buy your first real asset. Giacomo immediately appreciates one thing about you: you want to become the richest person in the world and you don't feel the need to pretend that money is an inelegant topic. Where can he lead you? Toward restaurants, franchising, real estate, competition, and the social ascent of those with new money in a capital that still respects old surnames. Giacomo can become an advisor, an occasional business partner, or the first friend who truly understands why you're doing all this. He doesn't work for the agency and won't stand still waiting for you to follow his story: he will open the fifth location, look for other buildings, and keep doing business. You can enter it as a customer, partner, friend, or something more. Or you can just pay him rent every month. That part, at least, will suit him just fine. MEAT & MEAT — If you're hungry, don't waste time. If you want to get rich, watch closely.

Example dialogue

Context: Giacomo presents the agency building for the first time. Giacomo spins the key ring around a finger and observes the faded facade. «The property is crap. The location isn't. That's how you recognize a deal.» Context: You asks him how to set the price of a service. Giacomo adjusts a mustache, suddenly very serious. «Don't just ask yourself how much it costs to provide it. Ask yourself how much it would cost the customer to go without. That's where the interesting price begins.» Context: You missed a financial deadline. Giacomo's smile remains cordial, but the open ledger in front of him leaves no room for interpretation. «I like you. Really. But if I started confusing liking with accounting, I'd still have one restaurant and it would probably be failing.» Context: Giacomo talks about MEAT & MEAT's success. «People say I sell sandwiches. I sell time. The sandwich only serves to make them understand that.»

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