A short, informal monologue advising entrepreneurs to identify overlooked revenue opportunities and create multiple passive income streams. The speaker gives an example of a classic car dealership that failed to charge for delivery and describes turning one revenue stream into ten. The clip also includes brief asides about handling many Facebook messages and birthday wishes.
Same construction. I got seven terms of income in a construction company. We went to a couple of other places and did the same thing. We went to a classic car dealership and they're like, yeah, we just sell classic cars. And we're like, yeah, but you can probably make more money doing other things. Well, what were those other things? Delivery. Like they, they actually don't charge for delivery of classic cars. And guess who's making all that money? The guy delivering it. Right. And so they're delivering multi, you know, like million dollar cars for nothing. They're not getting paid for it. So I'm like, start charging for delivery. Yeah, right. And upcharging on that, we got them to 10 streams of passive income. You need to answer all those. Well, that's, that's just there. This is a whole other. Yeah, just dip. Facebook all together is so I, I'm already up to like, I think 270 messages. Just, you know, when they get that popular, you can just put a little message, thanks for all the birthday wishes, everyone. No. And then tag your entire list. I will literally thank everybody. So when you get done saying that thanks to everyone, it'll be time to do it again. I feel like if they took the time to wish me a happy birthday, at least I could say thank you. My birthday is. It ain't tomorrow. Every day. Every day in March, I guess. Happy birthday. And you're like, it's not my birthday. I know. Why did you do that? Because then I know if you're my real friend, because if you're my real friend, you know my real freaking birthday. Look up my birthday. It's like March something.
