u/Own-Potential4294

When pitching to property managers or business owners to place a vending machine, what terms do you usually offer?

I’d love to know how you typically handle this:

• Revenue Share: Do you pay a percentage of sales (e.g., 5–10%) or a fixed monthly rate?
• Free Placement: Do you pitch the machine as a free amenity for their staff and customers without paying rent?
• Conditions: Do you set minimum monthly sales requirements to keep the machine on-site?

How do you usually balance these options when negotiating? Thanks for sharing your experience!

Detailing business owners: what do you normally send a customer after completing a job?

Do you just send before/after photos, post them on social media, or send some kind of inspection/service report?

Also curious if customers ever ask what was done, what condition the vehicle was in beforehand, or dispute existing damage.

Detailing business owners: what do you normally send a customer after completing a job?

Do you just send before/after photos, post them on social media, or send some kind of inspection/service report?

Also curious if customers ever ask what was done, what condition the vehicle was in beforehand, or dispute existing damage.

I have an Toyota Camry 2007 Se with JBL audio system. I have changed head unit to carplay one, and installed subwoofer, now when music playing not only my sub making bass but speakers too, problem is that my speakers playing not bad vocal without defects, but bass is squeaks. I tried to find HPF, but I don’t think my head unit has one. How can I turn bass off is somebody know, what can i do, maybe i can do something with speakers or what?

I met pretty barista girl at a local coffee shop in Florida. I wanted to get her number, but i didn’t. Now when i’m back home i’m trying to find her in social media’s but i can’t, is there is a way to find her?

What’s the best way to figure out whether an idea is actually worth building before spending weeks or months developing it?

I’m curious how people here validate early-stage ideas/MVP concepts with minimal time and money. Surveys, landing pages, waitlists, ads, fake demos, communities, something else?

Would like to hear real experiences, especially what worked vs what turned out to be misleading.