Ai and automation for Bars and Restaurants (without Sounding like a Robot)
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## LIVE BUILDING SESSION: Add the work product of a full-time employee in two days, even if you hate computers.
Attention: NYC bar/restaurant owners, GMs. Let's get a computer to do all the stuff you shouldn't be doing... the review-response burden, the 24/7 guest expectation, and the paralysis of "AI for hospitality" being everywhere and nowhere at once.
How it works...
- Sign up
- Bring your laptop
- We set up your business step by step as a group
- Test it together
- Go Live
- Party a lil bit.
- 30 days of support
- 90 days of free system access
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| Reasonable Outcome | Full-time-employee output, in your venue, without hiring. Reviews, reservations, guest retention, missed-call recovery — running while you sleep. |
| Liklihood this will actually happen | Live-build in the room. You leave with real automations running. 30-day implementation cohort so no one stalls at "I'll set it up next week." Day-1 satisfaction guarantee. |
| Time to Results | Two days to running systems. Not two months. |
| Effort & sacrifice | Bring a laptop. Show up. We install the systems for you and with you. No coding. No data science. No maintenance beyond occasional updates. |
## Day 1 — The Set-It Day
Every system you install today does the work of somebody you would have had to hire.
## Day 2 — The Forget-It Day
Day 1 built the systems. Day 2 makes them run themselves.
Come to Day 1. If by 6:00 PM you don't think this is the best money you've spent on your business this year, tell me — full refund, no questions. Day 2 is on the house if you still want to stay.
All in-person sessions include coffee, networking breaks, and catered lunch.
Hosted by Jason Littrell
Twenty years in hospitality. Ten behind the bar (Death & Co, USBG NYC president). Ten consulting, producing, writing. Runs his entire company on the same stack we teach. Built systems for Lancey, Discount Ice, FOC Events, and multi-unit operators most of the room has heard of. This is the workshop he wishes existed when he started.