Sounds like you found the cheat code: let the ranger do your trip planning and skip the part where you hate every step because 300 people are breathing down your neck. Six days of the good stuff beats 211 miles of suffering just so you can say you did it.

That 63 percent repeat rate sounds great but let's be real, there's a flip side nobody wants to talk about. When someone books you 11 times like Dwayne, they start to feel like they own you, and every time you raise your prices or can't fit them in same day they take it personal. Relying on the same handful of loyal folks is risky too, because if a few of them move away or get a new car they baby themselves, your whole schedule thins out fast. I'd argue the one and done crowd is actually healthier in some ways, less headache, less texting at 9pm about a spot they swear is still there. Showing up on time is the easy part, the hard part is not letting the regulars run your whole business.