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If they're using the real definition of franchising, it's like Chic-fil-a. You pay Chic-fil-a to open a location and use their branding, name, business model, etc. "As a franchisee you own the assets of your company, which you have chosen to invest in someone else's brand and operating system and ongoing support. You own the assets of your company, but you are licensed to operate someone else's business system." So the OA owners would still own TG Orlando, but they pay to be a part of TG.
I have no idea if that's how this is actually working out for them, but that's what it would be in my head.
I have no idea if that's how this is actually working out for them, but that's what it would be in my head.