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All right, all right, welcome to Side Us All School. This is Chris Gilebo. I guess what I got for you here today.

A homemade hummus subscription fails to smash.

That's right, we're going to talk about a homemade hummus subscription box and idea from one of our listeners.

And just in case you're just going through a whole bunch of episodes and didn't notice the title or just in case your brand new to the show, which hey, that's awesome.

Welcome. Either way, today's episode is in the segment known as Failure Friday. Failure Friday. So this is all the stories that didn't work.

All of the case studies that it turned out to actually be quite unpopular. So it's about mistakes, missteps, disasters.

And of course, failure. What did not go well? What is not a side hustle that made $100,000 or a million dollars, but made either $0 or definitely not enough to be sustainable?

And we've been doing these stories for about two years now just because I highlight a lot of successes.

And I like to tell stories of projects that are going really well and making lots of money for people.

And that's cool, but there's another side to it. And we want to see what about those ideas that don't work, right?

So lots to take from these stories. Today's features Angela Aziz from Virginia.

Angela was drawing on her Lebanese ancestry and decides to create a homemade hummus subscription box.

But alas, those chickpeas failed to smash themselves into a hit.

So let's hear the story from Angela homemade hummus subscription. I'll come back at the end with a quick wrap up.

I'm Angela Aziz, a hummus enthusiast, hailing from Richmond, Virginia.

My Lebanese grandmother's hummus recipe is something of a legend in our family.

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