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Coffee carts can relocate can’t they? That isn’t a good reason you discussed.

Thank you so much this was so helpful!!

I ran into a guy that would run deliveries for us, and he said it's slow for him. After watching this video I believe you guys go through too much considering many of you say you're your own boss. I rode with my dad OTR in the summers, and not one shipper said anything about it. Most of them even had candy bowls available for the truckers' kids. I hope that your industry wakes up.

Alotta elegiggle shit going on in the comments LOL gotta be 99% bots or idiots trolling.

How did he find the supplier for his dog food? Wonderful ideas but I have no clue where to begin with that.

HI @founderdriven. We've been running a landscape-curbing business in a seasonal climate for over 23 years. You bring up some great points. Thank you so much for sharing. We offer mentorships and coaching for your subscribers who might want to get into the business and have questions. We are not associated with any particular manufacturer but are familiar and in good standing with all of them. Please let us know if we can assist further.

I’m up here in Maine. What about the medical courier thing? What will I need to do to look into that legitimately? I don’t want to do this part time I want to do it full-time when I say full-time I mean seven days a week.

Where can one get clients that need resume services, how can we put our self out best to build trust

THANK YOU!!

I feel like a stalker vut this video is great! I am over 50 and really want to grow my side income, I have been so many new creators do well here. These goals were a great guide to help me figure out my YT goals.

This seriously is a great strategy, especially for folks just dipping their toe in. I have been building sales funnels and no code websites for online entrepreneurs and small mom and pop businesses kocally. It has been OK but not super great. I have puvoted my business a little bit to help with business automation and tech and that seems to be working better. I don’t know if I will love this but I am doing a similar strategy to see if the ROI is there..

This is a great video and something I needed to hear. Just subscribed!

I have applied and they said it was $5.00 for under 10 miles and .75 cents for miles over 10 miles. ($20 - $30 an hour.) They also want you to upgrade your full coverage auto insurance to business. They didn't say anything about paying for the hippa certificate, but they said $30 for the background check will come out of the 1st check. I'm on the east coast. I'm on the fence if I should continue with the process or not.

That wasn’t a bad worst case scenario at all if you ask me

Wow this is something that I learned new

I don’t think so. I think I’d pick a location with a younger crowd willing to spend money on coffee.

My worst experience is delivering in a business located in downtown. My first time delivering there it took me 3hrs. Because there was construction and the destination took you to the front of the business, remember this is in down town location so if you don’t know where to go it will get hard and take longer to find the drop off. Turn out the drop off is in a parking ramp area I had to drive two blocks down and one way streets didn’t help as again construction and traffic played a role. After arriving I took an additional 1 hour because they needed the company’s shipment receiver to come and verify as the parking ramp was just a drop off, third party. Another thing is the dispatch didn’t know where the drop off was. So I had to park my car. Take elevators to the company’s storefront inside the building, ask where to drop off and then they said I had to go through the parking first and someone will come down. Now, I don’t know why at that time the shipment receiver didn’t come with me and show me because he ended up being the same person I talked to at that time and when I met him in the parking ramp drop off.

That P diddy comment didn’t age well lol

Can you make dog or cat food from home? do you know if it needs a commercial site?

Thanks for the information

Yes, it’s a difficult business but definitely worth it if you commit yourself to learning and if you like it. I’m in my 5th year. Hit $100k/year 2 years in a row before moving up to a trailer. Will do over $100k this year even in a bad economy. I had and still have a strong drive to succeed and enjoy being my own boss and learning all aspects of the business. You have to love it or you won’t last. It’s hard work!

I did about 5 hours worth of driving and they paid about 80 bucks. Also, they don't pay round trip. I did a route that left me 2 hours away from my house. I deliver for other med companies, and I usually get paid $1 per mile round trip.

>debt collection/money tricks >Avi what a surprise

In what state are you out of? Because it matters as not all apps work in every state.

Alot of people start then quit cause it's hard. Doesn't mean it's not a good business to start. Most people don't want the carts for $2,000 they want a trailer that's why carts are for sale cause the weather and it's just a better business inside than outside for different reasons. I been doing it outside for 14 years now and I make a out $60,000 a year but I sell cheese steaks burgers and different items so I also don't like asking for locations so i do mostly events and forgot about that one perfect spot. Chasing locations makes it feel like work but that's just me. Everyone is different and nobody on RUclips is saying it's easy they are saying that if you work hard and smart anyone can do it and they aren't wrong.

Wait so you showing us company’s to join right but with our van 🚐 😮

You gotta multi-app, and then write off food, and wear and tear

It's not quitting if you still do your job satisfactorily. Need a better phrase.

There are certain items that will get you a good margin (especially if you do not care about quality), but for the most part you can expect 15-30% overall margin of profit on average. There's also a ton of work required and no breaks for business owners. This is the reason why most coffee businesses fail- the payoff doesn't feel worth it for the amount of work.

God put me here and i love it

Excellent video! Thank you for all the information that you have shared.

I'm curious what revenue sources they have. Is it only axe throwing, or do they offer merchandise, training, other events? If they have 11 employees what do the employees do? Would have loved more info

I have been using Roadie on and off recently they have not been accepting my offers. They don’t respond to my emails or messages in the app . I’m on the platform but I can’t get approved for work I am sick of this c*ap. These companies lack integrity they really do

Currently work has dangled a raise over my head for a year and keeps moving the goalposts as soon as I hit my targets. I no longer am willing to jump through their hoops to try to impress them when my efforts can be better spent elsewhere.

Thank you for the information.

This can be in canadà? Or is for USA

Why u hatin dawg? lol jk

Great video great information. Thank you so much.

OCD here. Lost me at people touching my phone all day long.

Anything involving moving a product from pount A to B is an expense and to most companies its a necessary evil and viewed as such. With that in mind you can see how this keeps the profits on the low side. Nobody wants to pay mich for regular work. So I think in order to make money at it, you need to keep your costs lowvas possible to start up and be cheap to maintain. Then as you work in your area start reading the climate of that area and be open to changing what you do quickly. You may find a real good paying steady amount of work by doing something a little different or maybe specialty in some way. Regular work gets regular pay. No sense working for $20 per hour while holding all the responsibility of owning and operating a business when some stores pay nesrly that to be a cashier.

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Not to mention if you gonna be picking up on the Airport Cargo They going to take 4 Hours at least just to get your Freight, and most of the People who works at the Airports are Aholes

Nice video! I’m thinking of a hotdog cart for my small town in ND of 6500 people. No current hotdog vendors during lunch in town or on weekends.There is a guy that has a trailer that is around for a few events.

Connecticut nyc north east make the most money 💰

Sounds worthless

It's so funny people judge something that they don't know anything about and still have the nerve to make sweeping statements like they have an inside edge.

At 2:04 the video says six-figure side income, where are those? The video goes on to say how this gig is only gonna offer $40k all things considered. Thank you!

Det borde bly lagändringar då inkassobolag egentligen som hittills bara har hittat på skuldercför att tjäna pengar naturligtvis vilket är skam. Dåliga betyg och ingen framtid ger folk utan IQ möjlighet att drivasl företag den vägen i den gengren där spdans metoder ju är fortfarande alena!!!!

Nah..I moved up to bigger and better. I have a good truck now.