To follow this tutorial you will need to own a 40 year old Bowling Alley. If you do not, nip off and buy one (preferably on a weather bashed coastline) and come back. Right, assuming you own a 40 year old, weather beaten Bowling Alley, you will have noticed the roof leaks like a sieve. Contractors, called in to quote for a new roof, will have informed you that (a) "It'll cost a fortune" and (b) "The plant room containing all electrical switchboards, gas and water services and heating, is lined with asbestos ( a common building material in the 1960's)". This will require a team of men in Haz-Mat suits with radioactive/bomb proof transport to remove it and this will cost you 3 fortunes. New Plan : Close Bowling Alley and make all staff apart from Managers and Technicians redundant. Give Managers 3 days to remove all computers, paperwork, pens, pencils etc..etc to secure storage, then make them redundant. Have Technicians strip Bar and Diner of all reusable items and place in storage. Have Technicians spend 3 days stripping all serviceable spares from pinsetter machines. Realise these will be completely incompatible with new machines, call a halt and make Technicians redundant. Assure all staff they will be re-employed when new Bowling Alley opens. Offer Technicians a choice (a) Find alternate employment for the next 12 - 18 months, (b) Work on site. Learn that 2 Technicians are already seeking alternate employment, 1 already has another job (me) and hire Chief Technician as site foreman. Finally, hire several large burly men and some big machinery and you are ready to begin.......... NOTE: For complete accuracy you should immediately re-hire managers and have them commute 38 miles to run your Blackpool Bowling Alley, as you will need them later and do not wish to lose them. For the purposes of this tutorial we will assume you are happy with one Bowling Alley and,having paid off the Managers, they are locked up with the rest of the office equiptment untill needed.