Franchise Clique is the only clique that would ever let me in.

So I had this killer idea for a new business: RAINBOW FRENCH FRIES.

What's the number one problem with eating french fries right now? They're bland. They're all the same color. BOOOOOOOOORING.

Look at candy: Candy is colorful. Cookies? Many of them are colorful. Rainbows? Colorful. and what do all those things have in common? That's right: they were all invented by Sir Isaac Newton.

As were french fries, which gets us back to my idea for differently colored french fries. Imagine, kids at a mall getting a pack of Rainbow Fries, and trading colors ("I like red the best! No, mauve!")(Yes, there will be mauve fries.) It's genius! Then, I can sell packs of ALL red, or ALL blue, etc.

(All good business plans finish up with "etc.," right?)

You may not be as creative as I am when it comes to million dollar ideas. That's okay. We can't all be me. In fact, I'm only me about 30% of the time. But that's okay, because there's a company out there that will help you get your business on: Franchise Clique.com

Franchise Clique can help you find the business that's right for you: they've got listings of businesses like Vending franchises coming out their ears. (Not literally. Websites don't have ears.)

The nice thing about opening a franchise? It's a business that's been tested. I mean, sure, Rainbow Fries is gonna be huge, but with an established franchise, you don't have to take my word for it: someone out there has built the company and it's worked in other locations and they have a whole package set up to help you: signs, logos, ads, products, uniforms. A franchise has that all worked out.

And Franchise Clique lets you find information on lots and lots of franchises in minutes -- with the ability to quickly contrast and compare and seek more information.

So here's what you can do if you're thinking of starting a business: You can venture capital my Rainbow Fries startup. (I figure I'll need about $1,000,000,000, cash only.) OR you can go to Franchise Clique and see if there's something for you.

(Starting a business is a big deal. Think it through. Talk to experts. And for God's sake, talk to your WIFE.)