Show Notes
In this Pocket Change episode of Money2Byrne, I tell the very real story of how one tiny decision removing a single olive from first-class salads ended up saving an airline tens of thousands a year.
It’s funny, slightly ridiculous, and a perfect reminder that in business, the biggest wins don’t always come from big ideas sometimes they come from noticing the smallest things.
Short, entertaining, and guaranteed to make you look at everyday decisions differently.
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