>>62360145
(You) tell me , Original Poster.
What small business do you recommend I start?

>>62360205
Canopy and tent printing

>>62360240
Hm, I don't know anything about it.
Is there any money in t-shirt printing anymore?
I guess not, but I haven't checked.

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>>62360205
I recommend making curling stones. There are only like 5 places in the world that make them.

>>62360320
There is if you underpay the help or do it entirely yourself.
Promo product businesses are on every street corner in my small town. Its all dropshipping and chinese resellers, so actual garbage. You need skills you won't be able to develop (i've been in the business for 17 years). MoveInMedia is a decent tent vendor, though. If you actually wanted to get into the tradeshow and promotional products space. Look at distributorcentral (ordermygear) to get started since you don't need an ASI number to work with their vendors.

Tshirt printing is dead. People just ai generate art and order cheap dtf transfers. You can apply them with an iron.

>>62360375
Interesting, thanks

It's more profitable to just work a job.

>>62362516
Depends on the job and business
But slaving for someone else will never beat making it on your own even if the risk is higher by yourself

My lemonade stand got robbed at gunpoint by niggers

>>62362709
This fool pitched a tent at an MLK Boulevard...

>>62362516
This. Having your own "business" is more stress, unpaid work and all of your capital is at risk.

>>62363102
Ideally you want to have both, but this usually means that your small business is making little money and is barely above a side hustle.

is buying a food truck a good business plan asking for a mexibro

>>62363111
>side hustle
nigger phrase detected, post disregarded

>>62363203
Incredibly competitive and you need to check local zonings, restrictions, and competition
Most non-urban cities won't let you just pop up anywhere for no reason, so you need to be constantly on the hunt for events and fairs, which often have very limited space and pre-established relationships with existing trucks.

Not a bad business model but you should try to find a partner who has been in the industry before you are in over your head

>>62360371
Also, vacuum tubes are very niche. They are still widely used for high-end audio production equipment.

>>62360145
Why would anyone want to start a small business and actively subject themselves as prey for Jewish banking cartels and the federal government. Just buy their surveillance tech stocks instead