is this per day ?

@@amrfathy7358 it's free per year

Good luck passing by "the wall"

Doesn’t he live in Ohio tho ...

and the someone starts shooting the vending machin-

@@RyanStonedonCanadianGaming Won’t need to. They let everyone in😂

@@12ManFan yeah joe Biden is something else

Ao

Teach me lol

TEACH ME HOW TO PLZ

@@spiderman8. uh hey

I think he just runs a collection agency and he's employed by people who actually own the machine to restock and collect the cash

As long as you enjoy

As long as you enjoy

As long as you enjoy

STOP COMMENTING EVERYWHERE OH MY GOD

@@kingcrimson2168 so, does that mean youtubers not allowed to comment?

Cheaper just to master breaking into those things, though. No buying cans.

What's good about that😂

This is the Vending Machine Lawyer

Just like McDonald’s is a real estate company and not a fast food company

Anthony's right though guys hes selling you the viewer vending machines

@@itsjustthatsimple628 it went over their heads…

is your pfp a mix of michael jackson and justin bieber?

@@randypoh yep😂

So how hard and how costly is to work with vending machines and laundromats

@@thelegalmexican9860 well with vending machines it’s not super hard to make profit because (for example) let’s say you’re selling airheads. What you would do is buy a box of 50 airheads for $8.00, you sell them in your machine for $.50 each, you’d make $25 of of that so in profit you made $17. You do that with everything and it’s not very hard! With laundromats it is harder though. I don’t know as much about laundromats but we have lots of bills in the changer and lots of quarters from all of the machines but sometimes it’s not enough but it’s usually pretty good profit! I know most people aren’t comfortable sharing this but i don’t really care so i will just in case you’re wondering, we make anywhere in between $3,000 and $6,000 a week from 1 laundromat and i’m really not sure about vending machines. If you build and sell laundromats you can make a lot as well. That’s what my papa used to do, he would build them for ab $1m and sell them for like $1.4m and then you’d get $400,000 in profit! If you have any other questions lmk !

@Jesus Christ BAHAHAH😭

Was wondering the time period myself.

He makes misleading statements like this all the time.... I still watch but I don't believe any of the profit claims

@@Taylexwow What makes you think his statements are misleading? (Serious question)

@@ClinttheGreat well the time scales, it makes u think that he made a crapload of money in such a short time when he probably made all that money in an entire month.

I think this is most likely over a week period max just based on his videos

I was looking for this comment

Still.... 243 in a day is pretty good

@@realestatepropertyguru7095 in sure that’s not In 1 day

@@pandaman1869 he said today

@@realestatepropertyguru7095 I know he said that, but I just don’t believe that’s true. Just my opinion. Cheers

Exactly. People just see all this money and think that’s his profit. You have to calculate running costs too.

The question is how many vending machines did he own and how cheap was that house

@@oliviersavard8676 he had a regular route that he worked weekly. I’ve no idea how many machines. I believe the cost around $30k in the early 70’s and is worth about $110k now.

​@@u.s.militia7682 sounds like he had about 10 to 20 machines to load up

Because satisfaction at its finest

Unintentional ASMR, the best kind 👌🏼

lol, it shows you a very small fraction of what it's like running a business

This is hilarious, this shows ducking nothing, only the positives, and it's only to bring in more views, which brings more subs to his content, which brings in ad revenue. Like he shows revenue, and not profit, it's so ducking misleading.

@@lectrician2 I don't really have an opinion on the matter but he does detail the profit in his first vending machine video.

@@thallakai But not in all of them.

These videos are just about him showing off, rubbing it in people's faces during the pandemic.

Most def. I own rental properties and on the first of the month it’s so satisfying to watch all the e-transfers come in and slowly fill my accounts. The less satisfying part is seeing it mostly disappear to pay the expenses.

@@displaychicken ikr, taxes are the worst

Tell me how it goes

How’s it going ?

i agree

The issue is that these are "Shorts" and youtube can only have them be like 20 seconds or something, and if you are lucky the algorithm will blow them up, these shorts are available on mobile, and for instance his most viewed video is a short, so I don't think he cares about that as because of the shorts, he's gained over 100k subs in the last 30 days.

Better yet stop making garbage content

@@lectrician2 they can be a minute

Vines... Oof

You gotta respect the hustle

@@comatose1818 of course

That’ll be so many quarters though

That’s actually a low montage if you compare it to Denver and Philadelphia minted quarters.

Are they normal quaters but with the year 2020?

@@user-dq9yf7nf4u yeah they look just like any 2020 quarter, they have the W mint mark which are produced in West Point Mint.

Yeah people will literally buy anything worth something so everyone should take some time to figure out if they happen to have any rare coins. It’s quite fun to sort through new and old coins as well.

In his last shorts video on this he said that he made about 75 over four days [out of something like 110 in total], which would mean that it would take a bit more than a month to pay back a machine like this including everything.

He's shown his net profit in a few, though not in this one. There's not much time commitment other then a hour a week, and once you have a reliable machine, maybe factor in 50 bucks for repairs every 6 months. It's a pretty good business.

@@lectrician2 , it is all about locations.

@@dehash666 Definitely, his is great where it is, because its a high cash flow location, and people already have cash out for the laundromat, so why not go get a coke while you are at it, you still have that change. One issue though is that he doesn't have credit card readers on it I think, which is a stupid decision for any vending machine, because the more the options to pay, the more likely people will buy your goods.

Misleading is standard operating procedure for this guy. His videos breaking down profit wouldn't pass the review of a first year accounting student

It depend's on your local municipality, generally no, but it varys place to place, i'd suggest checking out your food service laws in your local area.

@@BigChungusWhale But the city could fine you for not operating without some sort of licence, better to be safe then sorry.

Lol 🤣

1- look up all the laws including sales tax, prohibited items, ect. 2- Figure out if you want to buy or rent a vending machine. 3- figure out the items you want to sell. 4- do your calculations with tax, mark-up, fees, ect. to figure out how much you need to sell things for. 5- Find a location. 6- enjoy $20-40 a week maximum

@@bagers5636 even if 1 machine made $50 a week profit all said and done with everything accounted for including maintenance then owning 20 or 30 machines would make you $1000-1500 a week. Would take you a few hours one day a week to go around and refill the machines. Easy work. I know guys that own 200 machines and make a killing. Some areas are bad, machines are damaged more often etc. After a while he learned where and simply moved them elsewhere as that location cost more than it generated.

@@rxtuninginc8444 I meant per machine, but yeah. Im sure it takes a while to learn where to put them and stuff, but to outright own just 10 machines will cost you about 30,000 usd. and at a constant $50 a week rate it would take 50 years to pay off. I was just hoping to point out you cant just buy 3 or 4 for a few hundred dollars and never work again, but when you know the game you can besically live off them if you wish.

@@bagers5636 no way in hell that math works. Machine 3k. Makes 50 bucks a week let's even say that's total, so $35 profit. Thats $140 a month, $1680 a year... machine paid off in 1 year and 9 months. Which means the same for buying all 10. Thats also being in the super low side of a machine only earning $50 a week... if its 200 a week those 10 machines could be paid off in a year and then its all in your pocket less the maintenance costs. 50 years... lol.

"Let's open up Karen and look up how much money her spleen made... sadly zero dollars. Just some blood" (I have dark moments)

Are you jealous?

Damn bro he just showing us what he does for a living and how he runs his business goddamn.

Where do you think it's stored, doofus? Perhaps behind the compartment you need a key to open?