I was always in a truck. My dad was a carpenter for 42 years. Before he passed, he bought this

box truck like two months beforehand. So he was just using the box truck just to haul tools.

I just put work into it. Distribution solutions had like eight accounts and eight states,

delivering to a number of different parcels of lottery tickets from scratch off. So it could be like your major

retailers, your Walmart, your liars. It can be convenience stores. And the volume was like consistent.

So you have like 60 to 100 packages a day depending on your area. I finally got a cardboard contract

and I started running cardboard like three to four days a week,

but I found the way where I can do cardboard and lottery at the same time.

So whether it's bread, chips, tortillas, you name it, but also, you know, medical, different

things like that in the last month's fix.

If you go to like the white bread, you between 20 and 22%.

Each bread has a certain percentage.

You're getting a percentage of the full order.

So if the order was $1,000, you're getting 20% of that $1,000.

Yeah, but in the bread space, you have weekly sales 16,000 and up.

Hustle fam, hustle fam.

We are back with another amazing episode.

And today I have a very, very, very, very, very, very special guests.

Joining me today, Mrs. Taylor, Morris, Taylor.

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How are you? I'm doing well. Is that a train in the

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