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Why Franchisees Need to Be Able to Phone a Friend | Live to Tell Ep. 48

The underground story of business, entrepreneurs and influencers... and moldy hamburgers.

By Cassidy McAloonSenior Writer

3:15PM • 02/21/20

On this week's episode of Live to Tell, Liane Caruso joins Cassie as a first-time co-host! The two discuss the importance of franchisee networking, the benefits of franchise expos and Burger King's powerful new #MoldyWhopper campaign before proposing a workplace "return policy."

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