I put three machines together this morning and damn is it hot in Florida. It's got to be 100+ degrees along with 100% humidity.
I'm going to try and put the rest together this afternoon after lunch. It's sweltering down here. I applied for college loans today. Does anyone know anything about these? They only want to give me $22,000 which is what tuition costs for a year at the school I'm going to... I would like room/board loan money too. Any idea if this can be done?
Check out Kyle's page. He has a new post about claw machines.
Rob
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My name is Robert. I graduated from the University of Central Florida with my B.S.B.A. My specialty is business finance. After my first 10 machines find homes and I get this business down I'm going to leverage as much money as I can to buy more machines. You can call me the Candyman. - Cataloging my experiences from Day 1.
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- Robert Neil Patterson II
- Naples, FL, United States
- An entrepreneur at heart; I have owned many businesses through out my young life. Before vending I was a PowerSeller on eBay with sales exceeding $20,000 a month. I did this while in college so it was sort of a mess. Anyway, it's risky, scary, and a lot of work, but fun. It's not as easy as people make it seem. I have also written a book on Stock Options. It's called Stock Options 101. I have sold over 200 copies on eBay for $3.99 (I don't sell it anymore) and if you want a copy I will be happy to send it to you. It is in PDF form so I can email it to you. Obviously, I have traded stock options before. I like risk and love great reward. I think one reason I like the vending business is because it's a risk for me to go in and sell. By the way I have 100 of my own bulk machines in Naples, FL. Check out http://www.kickstartlocations.com/forum for my Bulk Vending Forum!
3 comments:
Rob,
Yea it is hot there. It was like 110 in Panama City last week.
Kyle G.
I'm not being a smart a%$...become a resident of Ohio and pay less than $5,000/yr. in tuition. And than the $22K will work.
Could do as most sollage kids in Phoenix, AZ do and run up a credit card dept. Note: I don't suggest this. You'd be better off w/ a grant or something.
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