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Cooking up a catering business with ChatGPT
This is something that I've been trying to do for like the past two years, but I could just never really get myself to do it. >> Richard's restaurant can feed a room full of people, but finding that room shouldn't take all week. >> I want to expand the family business into…
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- This is something that I've been trying to do for like the past two years, but I could just never really get myself to do it
- >> Richard's restaurant can feed a room full of people, but finding that room shouldn't take all week
- >> I want to expand the family business into…
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