Erin Bailey is an ice cream truck driver.

When I started this, I was 27 years old.

I had no business background.

I had no idea what I was doing.

It was kind of like a hobby, I guess, to start.

And I was kind of miserable at my job.

So I was like, all right, you know,

if I can just do something to kind of offset my living expenses and maybe I can do this.

She found an old school bus and with some help, she turned it into an ice cream truck.

And my kids were very young.

So actually, we took one of the bus seats and put them in the truck.

And my kids were three and six at the time and they would come with me.

Now, just imagine you're a three-year-old kid surrounded by more ice cream than you could eat in a

month. Sounds like heaven, right? They hated it. They hated every many of it. Oh my. Yeah.

So they weren't bribable with ice cream and popsicles?

No, actually, they didn't really eat that much ice cream. But it's funny because, yeah, kids,

they're like, oh, can I come drive with you? Can I work with you? Can I come in the ice cream truck?

I get that all the time. And I was like, believe me, ask my kids, you will hate it 15 minutes in.

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