3 weird businesses doing $10M, $20M, $30M

I own forty Ten million dollars in revenue. We acquire f And this year we'll generate around twenty milyen dollars of revenue. We manage Um, and that makes thirty million dollars per year of revenue for the company. Those are three ideas. That didn't even exist in my my cone of vision. You know, I couldn't even know that people do businesses like that. I feel like I could rule the world, I know I could be what I want to.

I put my lawn in it like my days off on a bold street. How's it feel to be in real life? This is strange. This is weird. It's been uh Actually put a side by side of the last time we were in person in San Francisco doing it on the red chairs. So when we um when you started this thing and then I came on two or three months later, we had these bright red chairs that we bought off Amazon for a hundred and fifty dollars and it was just us sitting on chairs And I hated it'cause you could like see like a crop shot. Yeah, I think I might be doing it now. And just like sitting like this and then we had a like a Camcorder. We would have a guy in the room and we'd be like, Hey, are we good to go? Is it all good? Audio, video, and he'd be like, I think so.

It was like I think so is like not what you want to hear from from the guy who's setting he was recording. Yeah. And it was one camera. You ever done audio with you before? No. But I hear you. Yeah. Um What do you think of New York? Yeah. Yeah, we went to bodega, yeah. So I talk about bodega culture. I don't know if you've like seen any that have imprave any that have impressed you. I have to like stay out of bodega because I just start chatting it out for too long. It's the best, right? Like, dude, I've been here for seventy five minutes talking to this guy. Did like the like the cashier. It's the best. I'm friends with so many bodega owners and We could do a full MFM just inside a bodega. I think we should have done that, actually. And like it's the pure definition of entrepreneurship because you could clearly tell, like, oh, one day someone asked for cereal. Now they have ten Costco sized things of cereal and they're individually packed into an iced coffee cup and they just sell cereal now. Like that's just what they do. There's no like Does this go with our mission statement? Like, no, we sell cereal now. Right.

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