Tommy Dobczyk bought two concrete trucks to make pads, and his Facebook ads business is exploding with potential 300-400% profit margins. Running the yard efficiently requires 22-25 parking spaces instead of the four basic math suggests, to hit 65-70% efficiency and keep trucks moving.
It's almost like planning to have a kindergarten. We've got a deal that's coming in right now where we're looking at buying 2 concrete trucks and possibly just setting up to put them in a yard to make concrete pads. As we've got a concrete pad company that's blown up on Facebook without even trying. And we can get, we can get like 300 to 400% margins if we give it the right gas. All right. So what's this one saying now?
It's saying without just doing just the straight math with like no actual aisles radius or like a gate area, it's saying you can probably do 4 spaces, but then use like the actual efficiency where realistically it's saying we'll probably have 22 to 25, which would be about 65 to 70% efficiency. So the trucks can actually move around and not just gridlocked in there.