You're never going to be able to make money doing that thing that you wish you could do.

If it's between something with a very high bar of entry and something that you could do

that could make you six figures in the next three years, it would be a much better choice

to do the thing that's going to make you the money and then you can go pursue that passion project in ten years.

Brandon, in your experience, what are the weirdest business models that make the most amount of money?

It would be hard for me to put my fingers on one thing. I like my car washes.

I've talked a lot of people and they just don't understand how a car wash could ever make any money

or a laundromat could ever make any money. I like dog grooming. I know a couple people that are

pulling mid six figures, getting close to a million dollars a year off of taking care of people's

dogs. It's just one of those things. If you just can find a need to fill for somebody else,

there's unlimited amounts of money. Brandon, one of the things that really fascinates me about

your portfolio of businesses, if I've done my research right, is in a world where we're moving

towards AI and tech and internet, you seem to have a portfolio of very traditional businesses,

laundromats, car washes, physical businesses. Is that a strategic thing?

I would think so. For me, I hate to use the term passive income because I still spend some time

in my businesses, but I feel like with laundromats, car washes, vending machine, and my real estate

portfolio, it's very much a time leveraged business. I don't have to go and physically collect rent

for my tenants every month. I don't have to go to my laundromat or car wash and collect money

every day. There's machines. They do a lot of the work for me and then I'm reaping the benefits of

setting up those processes and systems to get money. Why don't you like using the phrase passive

income? Because it requires at least a little bit of work. I'm at a point in social media that I

run into a lot of people and they say, oh, I'm just going to go out and buy one of these businesses

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