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Read this logic and tell me why there isn't a dude making $20k/month with an inflatable mechanical bull at every mall and farmer's market in America: - Cost: $5k upfront - Kiosk rent at a nice, busy mall: $4k/month - Malls are open for 70 hours/week. Price it at $15 for 1 ride or $20 for 3. - Your only variable cost is a $15/hour employee. The electricity is included in your rent (I had a mall kiosk a lifetime ago) - All you need is the bull and an iPad to process the liability waver and accept payments. 1st month doesn't work out? NBD. It's a month to month lease. Sign a long term lease for a discount. Sell the bull on CL for a $1k loss. The rides last 1 - 30 seconds. Let's say average ticket size is $17. Slow hours you have 2 customers and busy hours you have 20. Let's say 6 customers per hour to be conservative. 6 * $17 * 70 hours/week * 4.5 weeks/month = $32k/month top line. Payroll, insurance and rent costs are ~35%. 65% net margins or $20k profit per month. More customers than expected? 70+% margins. The Galleria Dallas gets 33,000 visitors per day. You telling me you can't convince 60 of them to ride a bull? Be sure to have surge pricing. $25 when there's a line on the weekend. $5 when it's dead. Find an employee that can sell to passersby. Can't lose. Who's in? I got this idea after taking my son to a church event that had one. You know I HAD TO quiz the operator. These numbers are very conservative. Retail is all about experiences nowadays. This would be a great experience, and very short form video-able. Follow me Chris Koerner for more reasons to impulsively spend $5k on a business idea that your wife may divorce you for.

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