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Starting a food truck. Any advice? (3 Viewers)
- Thread starter RokNRole
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As do the millions of others in debt?
what have I said that makes me sound lazy?
i bust my ### week in and week out
Chemical X
Footballguy
hey, nobody works harder
his father was a food truck owner
he's like a kid at a mister softee out there
he has the keys to the food service supply warehouse
its like having another kitchen mgr out there
his father was a food truck owner
he's like a kid at a mister softee out there
he has the keys to the food service supply warehouse
its like having another kitchen mgr out there
belljr
Footballguy
Of course not I'm just in the brainstorm portion for now.
i wouldn't embark on any enterprise until I checked, rechecked and then checked the numbers again.
im not irresponsible
Baloney Sandwich
Footballguy
anxiously awaiting your next meltdown and vow to never return here
Chemical X
Footballguy
I've worked in professional kitchens so I'm more than proficient in preparing food.
im used to fast pace cooking
its really just a matter of making the numbers work
Am I the only one who sounded out the word literally using Rob Lowe's voice from Parks and Rec.
Dentist
***Official FBG Dentist***
Why don't you start by telling me a bit more about yourself? a/s/l? educational background?
jvdesigns2002
Footballguy
I'm not sure I'd recommend going this route given your credit circumstances. The reality of the matter is that most new businesses either lose money or break even until they establish a solid base of customers. From what you have said (especially in regards to your credit score)--I don't know if you would want to risk spending lots of money to get a business started--then work your butt off (literally 12-16 hours a day, 6-7 days a week) to start establishing a customer base, and most likely barely break even for the first 6 months or year. Unless you really have some sort of revolutionary type of food idea that will take the public by storm--I just see this sinking you deeper for a while before it starts digging you out. With the that being said--life is about following your goals and dreams. If running a food truck is what you've always wanted to do--it's not my place to crush your dreams. Good luck with whatever you decide to do.
belljr
Footballguy
(HULK)
(Smash)
I have firsthand knowledge of glvsav37's (who's real life name is much easier to type) work and I recommend him. Excellent logo design and engaged throughout the process.
RUSF18
Footballguy
Deepster
Footballguy
Hmm.RokNRole said:
You let your loans lapse and clearly don't pay much mind to your credit score and you came to a forum to ask questions about something you clearly could have looked up yourself. From your comments, you don't appear to have done 5 minutes of your own research.
You'll probably scroll through the tidbits of advice here, then this will just fade into oblivion.
I didn't let my loans lapse.
I couldn't afford the payments due to lack of steady employment.
I do pay mind to my credit score because I checked it and most of the hits to it were due to parental fraud as a youth.
Im responsible and never use credit.
Limp Ditka
Footballguy
Limp Ditka
Footballguy
Cliff Clavin
Footballguy
You'd think someone "Gifted in various artistic areas and highly intelligent fast learner with great adaptation ability" would be able to find steady employment.
Zegras11
Footballguy
I deal with many people trying to buy homes with scores like yours everyday. Go to your bank and get a secured credit card. You give them $300 to put in a savings account and they give you a credit card with the same limit. Go to capitalone.com and apply for a $ 300 card also. Don't ever use more than 30 % on each card. Score will be at 620 to 650 in six months. Score doesn't move much until month four.
I am steadily employed.
im exploring other options where I may be happier but I'm happy enough in my current gig to stick with it as a career if I have to
But I have that defaulted school loan. I haven't saved up enough to negotiate a settlement.
do I have a chance of them settling for 1/4 of the amount being that it's almost a decade old?
edit- would it still go up with the defaulted loan?
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Insoxicated
This dude is good.... if you need that stuff, talk to him instead of letting your neighbors kid who's a freshman at the local community college do it.
Branding/marketing is second only to the food, and barely, when it comes to food trucks.
Zegras11
Footballguy
Juxtatarot
Footballguy
You started a T-shirt business that only sold one shirt. It was to a relative. You also received a custom order from a FBG to create artwork and print shirts. However, you never got around to filling that order because you weren't "artistically inspired" (or something like that).RokNRole said:
Limp Ditka
Footballguy
Baloney Sandwich
Footballguy
belljr
Footballguy
Limp Ditka
Footballguy
Zegras11
Footballguy
(HULK)
(Smash)
Eh, full stop for now. Just could never get it over the finish line and now I'm pretty damn busy. Maybe someday.
tipsy mcstagger
Footballguy
my advice....go work in a food truck for a month straight and see if it is your cup of tea. If you aren't already in the industry, stay out...its a terrible lifestyle.
It's a school loanHey come on, I'm not irresponsible, I just don't pay my ####### debts!!
completely unamerican. College should be free
i would be wrong to feed the collegiate industrial machine
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