r/Business_Ideas

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So I'm thinking about investing in a used vending machine and partnering with a bar in my city. Inside I would put useful things like chargers, lip balm, hand sanitizer and also funky sticker packs/kitschy dumb items that I would only buy after several drinks....

What other types of items would sober (or inebriated) you buy from a bar at 12am?

My city is a huuuuuuge bar town, and many have food trucks in the back, so food/drink is probably a no-go.

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Hey everyone!

Long time lurker first time poster.

I'm sure this has been asked and answered in the past, but I want to tailor my question a little more to my situation I have at hand.

I (25m) have grown up in entrepreneurial families. Parents owned a trucking company that did really well, other part of family owned mechanic shop that worked really well etc etc. I've always to follow in those footsteps one day and for the past year I have been learning all the ins and outs of entrepreneurship while also completing an MBA. Now that I have knowledge on how to run a business...

NOTHING IS REALLY POPPING OUT TO ME

Parents didn't recommend trucking business due to today's prices, part inflation and many other issues. Side idea would be brokerage or dispatching (but owning my own). I have absolutely no knowledge in anything mechanical, I ended up being the techy one of the bunch. I have experience primarily working in sales, emergency Dispatching, law enforcement etc.

I'm so ambitious and always thinking of new ideas, but I can't seem to decide.

Looking for any help from the community for how to really get in tune with ones "calling", any signals for good growth opportunities in any industries (primarily in Canada) and any other tips and tricks!

Thanks in advance