5BrothersFabrication said:I always thought about running a whorehouse in the mall. Call it a "dating service". Pay $100 to the guy at the desk, fill out a brief questionaire, then the guy says, " there's a girl in the back that has been looking for a fellow like you." Then you go back to a "safe date" room to "get to know" the person, anything that happens back there is between 2 consenting adults! Keeps the fuzz honest.
wgamble said:open 2 bars
it-ill-do
and an after hours version - ull=do
DirtMonkey said:I like it! Your avitar is starting to make a lot more sense
JohnG said:Open a laundrymat and bar combination, Call it Suds and Suds.
grcthird said:Savanah, St Patricks day, one bar we went in had a full bathroom in it and was storing kegs in the tub, that sir is the story behind my avatar. :****:
grcthird said:Beer delivery service, have to work nights and weekends, keep all the drunks off the roads and bring them a case of natty, mark it up, make mad tips from drunks who can't count, city, county and local pd would probably approve it. Get big enough and have a few locations with walk in coolers, start selling kegs, coolers with ice and beer. Maybe even get some bikini clad to deliver.
BPINAZ said:My retirement plan is to smuggle Americans into Oklahoma.
ontherun said:They got one here in San Antonio, drives around with a small refrigerated trailer...makes a killing
Honestly I would love to do something similar. Not the high dollar auction restores. I don't have the skill/patience for that. I would love to build buggies/trail rigs if I could be guaranteed to make at least as much money as I do at my real job. I saw a beat up TJ for sale the other day for 1500.00. It would be awesome to pick that up, stretch the wb 20 inches on some 1 tons, full ram, give it some nice paint, blah blah blah. Then magically make 10 grand profit when I sell it. It would be my only job so I'd have nothing but time to build these projects. Certain aspects of builds are not fun but I don't mind doing a lot of the fabrication and if I was being paid to do it, all the better! Then when you roll it out of the shop it is always exciting stuff.matth_85 said:It has been my dream for many years to be at the point I could fix up (restore) a couple of cars, trucks, whatever a year and take them to the big stage (mecum, barrett Jackson, etc.) and let that be my livelihood. I was in the car business for 7 years and never saw how I could make enough to get started. It's a big gamble but big money to be made if you have your **** together.