/fa/ - Fashion

>>8712375
thats how it works. doesnt matter if you're the creative force, without his cash your 'label' wouldnt exist.

once his initial investment is paid off i suggest you offer to buy him out and become sole owner of the business.

>>8712375
You got into a business partnership and have gotten mildy successful, which wouldn't have happened without him.

Everyone has different skills/assets they bring to make a company successful; yours knowledge and his the funding. What do you expect to happen? Fucking mongoloid

>>8712375

What would you be doing without his money?

Fucking kike.

What do you think a banker would do?
4 fucks sake OP, watch more Dragons' Den or the American version, Sharks' tank.

the greed is real

>>8712375
without him you wouldn't have been able to get any of your ideas off the ground anyway
once the materials are paid off split the money with him and offer to buy him out if he contributes nothing like the other guy said

>>8712375
Make him do heavy labor. In all seriousness your friend is a lot smarter than you for making cash off your sorry ass

>>8712382
>>8712387
>>8712398
>>8712417

this

your friend is a bit smarter than u op

>>8712375
Wait it out. Make some money, then start a new label on your own with dat cash while still keeping this one as your side bitch.

>>8712375
should have just gone to an investment bank or something, working with friends usually ruins friendships

OP is a faggot

>>8712375
greedy cunt

OP, I hope you're still there.

Can you point me in the right direction to get involved in this stuff?

What are the techniques, materials and equipment that I need? Any sources where you learned?

>>8712375
wut is ur label do you have an online store lemme see dis hype

>>8712375
>My best friend invested a lot of his money in my high risk business idea
>How do I steal his money now that it's paying off?

Stop being a little bitch and post your label.

Also what is investing? Just tell him hands off the creative aspect and if he can't continue providing bank roll than he's out.

But POST YOUR LABEL

>>8714772
Supreme New York

>>8712375
I have just started this exact same thing except my friend was the lead clothes designer, I was left to headhunt manufacturers for screen-printing, sort with packaging, the clothing itself (FOTL/ Gildan/ Anvil etc.) and he just slapped out a few idea's and I was stupid enough to say we split the profits 50/50, I'm even the one coughing out the starter cash and he's waiting for it to roll in, how can I lower his paygrade without him fucking off, I even enquired with friendly accountants about laws and VAT regulations
>mfw I worked so hard for this I should have foreseen this issue and now I'm asking for anon's help on a chinese cartoon imageboard forums
>tfw /fa/ is my blog

>>8712375
So when you make enough money split off and make a new company. You're lucky he even believed in you, you're kind of a dick.

>>8714761
>typical /fa/ggot

I see why you feel this way OP and i can sympathize but you just need to wait until the money keeps coming in and eventually break off and form your own label. You could help your friend become effay and it would become a combined effort making your endeavors more profitable in the long run etc.

>>8714820
op?

He is business minded, you are art minded. You may not like it, or cannot see why it is fair, but this is how successful businesses work. What would any company be without bookeepers, accountants, stockholders, stock brokers, agents, etc? You're lucky you're partnered with one instead of having multiple specialists on separate payrolls.

>>8714881
THIS

I'm >>8714787
And was just happy I was able to do everything myself but design, I think I've learnt more than OP in this thread, thanks anon

>>8712375

I know a similar situation.

This friend of mine was in a band. The band broke up when the singer decided to leave, because he got new friends. Well, the singer read some famous book about manipulating people and getting money and shit and he got crazy about it. He started doing weird stuff like selling shit to his friends. Then he got in a label with one of his new friends. He just put the money and worked as public relations. The other guy I don't really know does all the actual work.

Last time I saw the singer was when he rang at my flat. I opened the door expecting some of my flatmates and there he was. He was looking for my friend (the one he was in a band with). He left. A couple of hours later my flatmate appears and says he has something to tell me I'm going to laugh about. He gets a plastic bag out of his pocket. Plastic bag contains very suspicious looking pills. Apparently the singer gave him this bag and told him they were vitamin surplus for students (we were almost in our finals). They were one of the products some pyramidal scheme he got in was selling.

>>8714881
suck it up until you can afford to operate everything on your own

>>8714761
lmao

>>8714898
kuek
pyramidschemefags are hilarious to me

>>8712375
>having friends
You fucked up from the start, pleb

>>8714761
this

op is a piece of shit

>>8714898

Pyramid schemes are great.

Every single person I've known to get suckered into one are extremely narcissistic and equally inept.

The ones with crushing debt who think they're playboys.

Or they have a pre-marital kid from highschool and act like they pull all the bitches.

The failures on every level of life who can somehow pull the mental gymnastics to convince themselves that they're hot shit.

It's funny how when they get suckered into these shits and act like it's their key to greatness. Like they're going to be millionaires living in mansions in the foreseeable future. So they relentlessly try and hustle their laundry detergent or energy drinks or whatever the fuck thing that nobody wants on anyone they possible can, like their older family they've been leeching off of their entire lives. And then after a few months when they realize they just got duped out of their money, they pretend like it never happened. Absolutely hilarious.

>>8712375
OP THIS BELONGS ON THE BIZ BOARD