Yeah, I used to work at a gas station that had a powdered coffee machine. No way in HELL I’d ever buy a vending machine version of that. Sounds like a nightmare. Bolt a keurig next to your snack machine and call it a day.
@dooderhead He used “break” twice in his comment, and misspelled it only once, which shows he knows what’s the correct way to spell it. It happens to native speakers as well if they aren’t paying attention.
If you weren’t so eager to make yourself look good by putting others down, maybe you would’ve noticed that.
Biggest Red flag to people should have been the Brand New looking Bills in the machine as well as the fact that no person would ever sell a machine that makes close to 1000 Dollars a month for less than 1000
@Reterum strict 10 That’s an extra cost for you and you’ll need to take it wherever you will fix it afterwards, which will likely need a specific type of vehicle and gasoline.
@Anthony Tamez in what wold is spending time buying snacks, driving to / restocking multiple machines worth 400$ after placement fee, maintenance, taxes, theft ect?
I havnt met many people with a “side hustle” that do well financially… they just have a bunch of shitty jobs. Anyone with a decent job would just work a little more there and make way more money for no risk or effort.
I didn’t have to pay anything to the medical clinics that these machines came in. Some locations will charge you but some won’t because they like them. Go on Google/apple maps and look for chiropractors, dentists, barbers, medical clinics, pet hospitals, or any place where customers sit down for a while. Call these places to ask to put your machine at their business and tell them you’ll handle every single thing. Comment any questions you have and subscribe for more
Because he probably wanted around $4k for them in the first place, so he asked $6.5k for them, knowing people would talk him down to his actual asking price. It’s negotiating 101.
The key is the key itself. People instead of buying the machines just buy used vending machine keys at swap meets and after trying them eventually they find ones that fit other peoples vending machines. They go along and collect money a few times a week but they always leave at least 40 or $50 in the machine so it looks like it’s making money and doesn’t look like someone is stealing it. There was a guy in Chicago did this for 10 years until people start putting in cameras and that’s when he got busted
That’s crazy that he got away with it for more than a months because I’d be noticing that my inventory is empty with only $50 in the box and immediately checking security footage
You’ll have to get a vending permit from the city and then find a place to host it. They will require a fee or percentage yield from each monthly take. Not all that easy but certainly doable.
@BTS Army The thing is, it’s a “side hustle” when you have like 5 of them. If you wanna have more you either do it as a part time job or pay someone to do as their part time job. At that point you need to make sure there’s enough to do to fill the hours.
I once negotiated the price on a 98% damn near mint condition, 1 owner 1988 Lincoln Towncar Signature with less than 40k miles from $5000 to $2000 cash. I was pretty proud of myself.
As a seller, you always ask for more than you want. Never say the real price. Let them talk you down to what you actually wanted, and you’ll both walk away happy.
The key is to get the real owner of those machines to let you film the inside and go withdraw some cash to make it seem like it’s easy money since that translates to views
@Jon W Well, even if it was real, his mommy and daddy paid for all of it 100%. But there’s many indicators, such as the crisp new bills in the machine that are obviously fresh from the bank.
It’s a great hustle for the first year. After that, you start to have repairs. You start to need upgrades. You need to regularly cycle your products according to your clients. And you didn’t need to transport the machines or find a location for them; you got them for free. You didn’t have to buy your own locks (you’re very lucky the machines weren’t broken into by a key hustler or a former owner) but trust me. Your first month of running a vending machine company is no indicator of the requirements of the business.
Seriously. This kid literally skips multiple steps and other costs to make it seem like it’s a super easy and lucrative business idea. If life was that easy, everyone would be making money easily.
I had a friend buy about 10 vending machines in Charleston South Carolina, used vending machines. He was the type of person that would keep up with the machines as far as restocking them. After three years , he got rid of all the machines. He said it was too much trouble keeping them stocked, buying the snacks for them, maintenance due to busted soda cans leaking inside the machines, people breaking in the machines stealing the money. By the end of the day there just wasn’t enough profit to keep it going. Oh another thing he said, “ I would sell these to you but I know it’s a worthless business”. Lol
“people say you can make a great money by selling your kidney, so let’s try it”
You forgot the “always”😂
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“I just made this video to show you guys so I bought them back”
@eno kiwhat about sellng pianos ?
😂😂
You probably should clean the coffee mashine more often than once a month…
Yeah, I used to work at a gas station that had a powdered coffee machine. No way in HELL I’d ever buy a vending machine version of that. Sounds like a nightmare. Bolt a keurig next to your snack machine and call it a day.
@dooderhead He used “break” twice in his comment, and misspelled it only once, which shows he knows what’s the correct way to spell it. It happens to native speakers as well if they aren’t paying attention.
If you weren’t so eager to make yourself look good by putting others down, maybe you would’ve noticed that.
@T that is why ill never use them. ive never seen them serviced more than once a week.
Tell that to starbucks and Mcdonalds
@Official MadDog TM Marathon and Speedway were the same company up until a couple years ago.
Gotta love that free electricity, 0 maintenance and free locations.
@a1234 y lose out a whole 100$ for 2 hours of work that is spread out over the month😂 100$ loss is a big amount
@Redethoff it’s not a lie, I own 33 vending machines at different locations and I don’t pay electricity, so it’s actually you who is lying.
Biggest Red flag to people should have been the Brand New looking Bills in the machine as well as the fact that no person would ever sell a machine that makes close to 1000 Dollars a month for less than 1000
And that fact he has thousands of dollars spare in the first place…
Let’s not forget that when those machines break down it costs a looooootttt of money to fix them
OR you can be an automation engineer and fix them on your own.
@IDR pallet jack
@Reterum strict 10 That’s an extra cost for you and you’ll need to take it wherever you will fix it afterwards, which will likely need a specific type of vehicle and gasoline.
Yeah not to mention you need about 20 and that adds up to lots of maintenance and complaint calls
@Anthony Tamez in what wold is spending time buying snacks, driving to / restocking multiple machines worth 400$ after placement fee, maintenance, taxes, theft ect?
I havnt met many people with a “side hustle” that do well financially… they just have a bunch of shitty jobs. Anyone with a decent job would just work a little more there and make way more money for no risk or effort.
“People always say u can make easy money selling crack on da streets, so let’s try it”
*Gets robbed* 😂🤣😂
@Oliverwally literally my thought.. its not funny, sad actually
How about cooking some of da blue? We just need methlamyne!
Or better yet, just gets arrested😂
Now that would definitely get views!
Nice Antarctica banner
I didn’t have to pay anything to the medical clinics that these machines came in. Some locations will charge you but some won’t because they like them. Go on Google/apple maps and look for chiropractors, dentists, barbers, medical clinics, pet hospitals, or any place where customers sit down for a while. Call these places to ask to put your machine at their business and tell them you’ll handle every single thing. Comment any questions you have and subscribe for more
Do you put a card reader on them
It’d be great if you did a video on how to negotiate prices. That’s a great skill to have
Are they easy to maintain?
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there’s no way the dude you bought them from forgot to take the money out
Probably still had some food/ drinks in them.
Some people just want to help out a young person.
Didn’t bake into the calculation sales tax and income tax.
@FBI So he’s under investigation. Must be serious if the feds are on him lol
The key to this is knowing how in the world you can negotiate someone $2500 down from what they want
I see just buy looking what about if you have to move it there cost of that and any tax or rent you may pay for its location
Because he probably wanted around $4k for them in the first place, so he asked $6.5k for them, knowing people would talk him down to his actual asking price. It’s negotiating 101.
Gotta realize he originally wanted that price and put that because people will try to negotiate you down
Because it’s a fake video
That’s cos it never happened lmao the video isn’t real dude 🤣🤣
yes because you can get away with selling snacks that say “NOT FOR RESALE” and “PART OF A MULTIPACK” on them lol
You know Costco and Sam’s Club sell merchandise for resell right?
@Midas Touch No, they don’t
@TYes, they do. I’ve work in distribution that delivers items FOR resale to Sam’s Club. Not every item is for resale but many of them are.
@Midas Touch they even sell vending machines.
The key is the key itself. People instead of buying the machines just buy used vending machine keys at swap meets and after trying them eventually they find ones that fit other peoples vending machines. They go along and collect money a few times a week but they always leave at least 40 or $50 in the machine so it looks like it’s making money and doesn’t look like someone is stealing it. There was a guy in Chicago did this for 10 years until people start putting in cameras and that’s when he got busted
@Erik big brain idea lmao
Lmao must of took him ten years to find some being sold at a swap meet and find the right machine 🤣
Because who doesn’t want to get arrested for theft 😂 not to mention someone is going to find out they’re losing money by checking inventory
That’s crazy that he got away with it for more than a months because I’d be noticing that my inventory is empty with only $50 in the box and immediately checking security footage
You’ll have to get a vending permit from the city and then find a place to host it. They will require a fee or percentage yield from each monthly take. Not all that easy but certainly doable.
Not true at all lmao
Plus complaint calls and maintenance fees, and if you got 20 machines to get you by that becomes a fair bit of work.
@BTS Army The thing is, it’s a “side hustle” when you have like 5 of them. If you wanna have more you either do it as a part time job or pay someone to do as their part time job. At that point you need to make sure there’s enough to do to fill the hours.
I have vending machines and do not have to the locations anything.
Bruh this man just negotiated from 6500 to 4000, Goldman Sachs wants to know your location
I once negotiated the price on a 98% damn near mint condition, 1 owner 1988 Lincoln Towncar Signature with less than 40k miles from $5000 to $2000 cash. I was pretty proud of myself.
As a seller, you always ask for more than you want. Never say the real price. Let them talk you down to what you actually wanted, and you’ll both walk away happy.
Bro got scammed right there
Those machines usually go for 1k used
Ppl usually fo that if it’s straight up cash lmaon
The key is to get the real owner of those machines to let you film the inside and go withdraw some cash to make it seem like it’s easy money since that translates to views
Fr he pulled out fresh dollar bills, like they were just taken out of an atm🤦🏽♂️ youtube shorts are an actual cancer now
People do things you know? Some people actually get out there and do it.
@Jon W Not this kid. Obvious fake.
@shadedoom How is it fake? This is very much easy to do and literally every step here is all you would need to do…
@Jon W Well, even if it was real, his mommy and daddy paid for all of it 100%. But there’s many indicators, such as the crisp new bills in the machine that are obviously fresh from the bank.
It’s a great hustle for the first year. After that, you start to have repairs. You start to need upgrades. You need to regularly cycle your products according to your clients. And you didn’t need to transport the machines or find a location for them; you got them for free. You didn’t have to buy your own locks (you’re very lucky the machines weren’t broken into by a key hustler or a former owner) but trust me. Your first month of running a vending machine company is no indicator of the requirements of the business.
Seriously. This kid literally skips multiple steps and other costs to make it seem like it’s a super easy and lucrative business idea. If life was that easy, everyone would be making money easily.
Make a savings account for all new machines once in a while.
opens up the cash pocket of the machine and pulls out crisp bills
And he said he did it for a month so hows he know what they will make every month lmao
Pretty sure i saw some 100$ bills
@Beyond Belief straight hater mad cause he aint getting money. Must have tried this and it didnt work cause u lousey 😢
I noticed too
so nice of the custumers to use only brand new bills.
Lol didn’t notice that
I had a friend buy about 10 vending machines in Charleston South Carolina, used vending machines. He was the type of person that would keep up with the machines as far as restocking them. After three years , he got rid of all the machines. He said it was too much trouble keeping them stocked, buying the snacks for them, maintenance due to busted soda cans leaking inside the machines, people breaking in the machines stealing the money. By the end of the day there just wasn’t enough profit to keep it going. Oh another thing he said, “ I would sell these to you but I know it’s a worthless business”. Lol
Oh thats why your friends sell this machine at $4.000 to this guy..
Bro me and my family went to Costco and we got less than All those snacks and it was 500 dollars💀💀💀💀💀
6500 to 4000? bro unlocked the silver tongue perk.
In the UK most multi packs products say not to be sold separately. If in the UK please be careful