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show up at 11am to a shift on a Saturday afternoon
and you have to put a hat on and miss a wedding be-
cause it’s your franchise, it’s your baby.”
Still, they don’t want to discourage anyone from get-
ting interested if the passion is there. Lange jokes
about the old days, saying "The original franchisees
got a few days of training, a handshake and a good
luck." But times have changed. Pita Pit is very invested
in the brand and if people want to succeed, they will
do what they can to make everyone succeed together.
When asked if applicants need specific background
experience or education, Kevin Sanders brushed off
the notion. “No we don’t have any of that. It’s a very
accessible brand. As Nelson said, it’s about the effort
you’re going to put into it. If they’re motivated, we’ll
