u/SnooGoats4766

I'm not necessarily interested in finding the next big trend. While browsing online, I keep seeing opportunities like FedEx routes and bread routes, but those seem overplayed and oversaturated.

What opportunities are emerging now that most people haven't caught onto yet?

Orrr, what are some existing businesses that already have solid demand but are poorly run—businesses where someone could come in, put in some hard work, improve the customer experience, and build something much better?

My HDMI to USb type c is too short and I don't have the calories to get up and do stuff.

Is there a wireless transmitter that would let me operate dex ?

At what point do you add it to the rice? because it gets too soft if you add it in the beginning.

I'm thinking about getting a license to bid on Copart. I recently purchased a car through a local broker, and honestly, the experience was horrible. I genuinely believe I could treat people much better than he does.

I work in customer service, so I was honestly appalled that he's still in business. I asked him about getting into the industry, but I didn't let him know how dissatisfied I was with his service. Secretly, I knew I'd never use him again or recommend him to anyone.

I'm out in the countryside, and there aren't many people around here with a Copart broker license, so I think there's an opportunity to capitalize on that.

My question is: Could this be profitable if I only charged a few people broker fees each month? I don't have any desire to become a huge dealership. I just love cars and enjoy walking around the Copart lot, but what I had to go through was such a bad experience that it made me think I could provide a much better service.

It's like it doesn't know I'm moving. The GPS app on it seems okay All permissions are granted.

Android auto works fine but the volume does not sync with my phone so that's why I was just trying to use solely Google maps.

A solution to either or both would be appreciated