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Hey /biz/ I was gonna try to make a business out of the cold weather thats headed for NYC
So basically I want to buy a bunch of handwarmers for really cheap on alibaba or something, say like 1,000 for $150 which is about 15 cents each.
Then I would sell them for a 2 bucks a pair on the streets from like December to Febuary.
I would target places like the middle of central park, where theres no conveniently placed competition
So my question is
Is this a good idea?
Is one dollar per handwarmer good?
Is alibaba good or shit, and if its shit where should I look?
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pls respond bros
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>>970061
A dick warmer that heats it to that classic body temperature warmth, i.e. your mouth. Invest in some kneepads ma boy bc it's prime time for $1 bj's
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>>970066
lmao
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>>970061
look into it now, bc alibaba takes a while to ship I believe. Also sell hot coco
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If you will be able to attach knee pads to the snowboard you could probably multiply your income.
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m8
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Not really worried about my hands, but I'm terribly afraid of the effect that the cold weather will have on my restaurant-style tortilla chips. If someone would invent a portable device that would keep my chips warm (but would be easily storable when not in use) that would be a million dollhair idea.
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you're gonna need permits for that
especially in a liberal shithole like nyc
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