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Chris Koerner profiles a California professor making $175,000 a year selling $21 pizzas at farmers markets on weekends. You need one of two oven types and minimal licensing. He promises a full business plan for the setup.

Chris Koerner profiles a California professor making $175,000 a year selling $21 pizzas at farmers markets on weekends. You need one of two oven types and minimal licensing. He promises a full business plan for the setup.
Look at this freaking thing right there that looks like a pizza. But no. That's your path to $200,000 a year in net profit. This is day 10 of showing you my favorite business ideas of 2025. So follow for more. So check out this video going on behind me. This is a professor in California that makes 175 grand a year net profit as confirmed by the Wall Street Journal. All he does is sell pizzas just like this for $21 a pop at two different farmers market on the weekends. 175 grand net profit every year plus his W2 job. Just selling pizzas like this on the weekend, you need one of two different ovens. You need a little bit of licensing. Hardly any. That's where I live. And this is an amazing side hustle. That could be a six figure income. Full business plan right here.