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Because he's not white and talking about money. That's how shitty people are. They'll talk all the shit they want but at the end of the day, this dude just made almost $80 on the side.
@@rzathegoat238 even if you believe selling drugs is morally ok (which is dumb to begin with) you can at least see that it's going to put you in trouble with the law which will be annoying and stressful and expensive. A problem you won't have if you find a legal hustle.
Andrew Symes yeh but RU-vid requires work. For him to go check up on these locations once a month probs takes him maybe an hour... it’s literally free machine. This is why self-car washers and vending machines are such a good investment as a side business. Such little work for a little extra pocket cash. Surprising more people don’t do it. But nope! Instead of spending $100 on a vending machine investment lemme just get like 2 weeks worth of cigarettes...
Y'all hating on this dude for no reason. It's actually nice to see someone make a REALISTIC informative video about how much you can expect to make doing something like this. Most people would exaggerate the shit out of it. Dude seems to enjoy it, he works hard and maintains them, and it's easy extra dough. For those saying it's not worth it would you rather him be selling drugs lol? I'm sure it's not his only source of income.
So you make around $936 a year with your business. Get hella more locations to where you get $78 a day and you can make around $28,392 a year just off vending machines! Then make sure you get a good paying job too so you have that good profit coming in and that extra $$ from the vending business. Keep it up man good work!
Austin McGrath he makes 7k a month off RU-vid, and his channel is growing tremendously. He don’t need no job he doing this for fun lol he’s an entrepreneur
Time that by 12 is almost a 1000 bucks a year. Now if he double his amount of locations, he could be earning nearly 2K a year, that’s a pretty good amount if you ask me. That could buy you a new phone, a holiday, a few nice dinners with your wife, gas money. I’m thinking about doing it.
You are Amazing! My Son who is so much like you since 3 (now 9) has asked to be allowed to sell capri suns and juices at garage sales and other small jobs. Has seen you in my feed and started watching you. He came to us with a plan asked us to front him the money for a machine and he will use his savings for candy/gas to start up. He gave us a payment plan to pay us back for the machine and a list of local stores he wants to ask if he could places his machine in. That was you! and us being supportive parents, we had to say yes!
That’s amazing! I had a car detailing business when I was 15 and my parents invested the wash clothes and leather cleaner. I’m 19 now and my business grosses about 120k a year. It take time but stick with it and it’ll always come back.
Jessie T that’s very very good initiative coming from a 9 year old, great. Most adults don’t have that drive lol. I had to push my son(7yrs old)to invest his bday money into buying packs of candy bars(snickers, Reese’s, skiddle bags...etc) and reselling them. After he saw his profit he decided he’d stick to business for a while lol.
I had 150 locations. For your slower locations put only 25 to 50% product in your machines so it goes further and less waste and keeps product fresher.
It's not easy as that to figure out each location. You make 50 dollars 1 location and 10 at another. Also population and foot traffic makes diff. Also how many machines you place at a location. 1 or 8 machines. Its alot of moving equipment around and hoping for the best. It really is a easy business after you have it up and running. I sold my business some years back and do more passive investing now. Alao the machines are all cash.....
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Tripl3333 1 second ago Hello Reyes; I really got hooked on you enthusiasm and wish you all the luck for 2020 with big money. I would like to know 1 thing; when ordering a Candy Machine can the money slot be adjusted...? cuz I live in another country and coins here are different.
You all laughing now. But wait till this dude has like 25 vending machines around town. Thats going to be some good extra funds just to drive around and collect 1 day a month. 💰
My dude, you are not checking your machines often enough if you’re coming back to empty machines. How long were they sitting there empty, not generating money? You don’t know. If you’re there once a month, have they been sitting empty for 3 weeks? Your machine should be at about 10-20% of what you put in when you come to collect and refresh. Source: we own and operate a bunch of large gumball machines.
Josh Varty Na dude. I worked at a pizzeria for 2 years and the candy always lasted for about a month and the guy would come in and fill it up. These machines aren’t meant to dispense a lot. A skittles machine would throw like 5 out lol
Reyes, you should keep track of the individual amount earned per candy at the different locations... that way you can test different candies and see what earns you the most! Tons of new interesting content! Keep up the good work!!
Jake Magie are you oblivious or just live under a rock? With the government being down, hard working Americans are in danger of not getting tax returns(even though we still get our checks docked off with taxes). Lol even the bums on welfare or on food stamps will no longer have the benefits in February.
You're right. At this rate it will take me about 5 months to break even but after that. I'll be making about $200 a month profit. Not much but it's something
@@ReyesTheEntrepreneur No man. It's a profit. The value of the vending machine will depreciate over time, but as of now, it should still be worth as much as you paid for it. Maybe more!
@@ReyesTheEntrepreneur anything is better then nothing! Any negative towards this plan is plain crazy 😂 extra spend money, Bill money, hooker money. I mean it's endless what $200 can help you with 🤗
80% of comments talking about how people need to stop hating 10% talking about there vending machines 9% giving advice 1% actaully hating edit: thx for all the likes
This is a great example of a person being 100% organic and original. - This is what makes a brand great, showing your love for it! Congratulations on the business and the videos! 👍🏽
I did soda. There a pain in the ass ppl dnt respect the machines. I was paying for them to get fixed more than i was feeling them up. But I'm also in Cali where ppl are rude lol
If anyone else is looking for another decent way to make money (about 100 a week depending on your location) and you're still in school, I recommend selling snacks at school. My school is smaller and I only take about 35 items to school everyday, but hey they sell out quick. 35*5 is $175, so you can easily make over 100 even after subtracting product costs. Make sure you get on your teachers' good side though cus you dont want them ratting you out.
You have it backwards bud. Going to a location and collecting and not restocking in the same trip? That’s 101 my man. That’s another trip out when you were already there. Another trip costs more gas to get there and more time. Restocking should always be priority. A stocked machine looks better and attracts more attention and catches the eye better. Appearance does help. And that translates into more money. Keep your machines full at all times. Make it your number one priority. It sounds like you’re new in the business so you’ll get better. Just thought I’d drop a little constructive criticism and advice. ✌️
P.S. just watched more of the video and got past the first location. You’re at your second location and restocked, but didn’t even fill the machine half way. Big mistake. Again, a full machine is always more attractive and will ALWAYS generate more income. Invest in your candy and inventory and keep your machines full and clean. I don’t care how busy each location CURRENTLY is. Presentation will change your results. I guarantee it.
You probably want it not more than 80% full, so people think that others are buying too. A full machine can also signal that others haven't bought and many people are sheep.
Real Talk: anyone talking shit about how long it will take to make his money back, look in the mirror. Most kids these days have or will end up with $50,000-$100,000+ in student debt. You aren’t paying that loan back for years. Some people never do. This is no different but on a much smaller scale. We live in a retarded society where people want instant success and can’t see future success when it’s staring back at you. This guy has the work ethic to turn this into a serious full time job. Multiply his total in this video by 10-20+ and that is the potential. Once he tries out different locations and candies, he will really make that 💰. 💯
A tip though If you want to make counting easier. I would do this, go buy 1in clear PVC pipes (maybe have to go online to buy them but they exist) Load up the first time with quarters. Then start making notches at the 1 dollar, 2 dollar, 4 dollar, 5 dollar marks. This will give you a quick way to count the quarters. You just pop them in. Later you can count the quarters by seeing at what dollar mark you are at. That is unless some quarters are different widths. Which in that case disregard anything I said.
One thing I want to say your vending machine station is clean. I cant tell you how many times I see them and they're DIRTY with crumbs... gum on it and dirt.
This guy really inspires me to start my own vending machine business on the side ! 😁 THINKING should i do it with youtube as well !!!! THANK YOU REYES YOUR THE REALEST OUT!!! 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Hey Reyes, we've spoken before! I'm from the UK and this video inspired me to get a vending machine and to explore passive income! I've had some great success my best month with my venidng machine has been £40! You've actually inspired me to make my own RU-vid Channel and in the next few days I'm going to be putting my first video up about my Martial Arts Business! Hope you can check it out!
Reyes, after i watched this video, i thought to myself that anybody can do this, but no one takes the initiative to do it, so i made an arcade machines and put them in barber shops, everyone is always waiting there, ima make my first collection for my first weeks worth! Thanks for the idea!
The only thing he didn't mention in the vid is gas, inventory is the candy and he said he restocks and gets the money on his freetime rather than watching tv and shit
You should do a video of you trading up on Craigslist. maybe start out with a vending machine and keep trading up to see what you end up with at the end of 2 months
I invest in sneakers that are sought after . Investment is higher , ranging from 160-300 dollars each pair . But average profit from reselling a pair is $40 - $600 + . Sometimes you have to hold a pair for greater profit or it simply takes a few days to make that money all depending on demand . The vending machine business seems like a another great side hustle i will look into it 👍🏽✌🏼
i can see how people dislike resellers but if you think about it, everything is resold in life. from your local grocery store to a movie theatre , you pay a business fee for an item. I obtain sneakers that sometimes people can't . It's a business simple as that. No need to hate @@Antonio-zx8pq
I use to own 38 paired Vending machines. Scattered a cross a city For those starting out do your homework Think of large volume areas Stores and malls close to schools, community centers Downtown boardwalk Movies I knew a few friends of friends And was able to add in machine to these and a few other places for many years However you will find Many other places will want 90% of the profit just to be there Some that have machines in place will give you a full out NO at any cost ..The trick it to keep going out there Next You will want 1 machine that gives out gumballs The other a toy at first The items you buy to fill it Must be something that stands out I was able to find a supplier of Mini books and tattoos Silly dilly Spider man Thor etc which i mixed with super hero rings in four of my Movies places Spider man was on the billboard The machine was down to almost nothing with in 3 days Same with Hulk X men With gains and loss I would avg 300 to 400 a week But with Movies merging with say New York fries and others a chain vendor was given the spot to all stores Mega malls are being replaced with strip malls gas prices get crazy It was too much of my own free time to really try and make up for a worthy profit ...Long weekend to go fishing and camping with the family or see if i could check 38 machines and refill and count how much i had and see if i need to pick up more goods before i go back to my main job..Fill the car with gas Get something to eat sleep Boom back at work
freakyflow .... my guess is by the time you spend all the gas and wear-and-tear on your vehicle and buying all the product in your time you're not really making that much money I guess that's what it sounds like
@@stevemorelli1451 And the hassles Had one land lord company ask for more money 1 day after installing the machines Thinking i would be to lazy to come and get them again ..they were wrong for the money they asked for I would of been minus 1 or 2 dollars each month
freakyflow ..... that's what I thought I'm always looking for something small on the side that's easy to do but I have to see the my return on investment it just doesn't seem like it's here with the vending machines or candy machines I've got to be paid for rental homes in nice blue-collar neighborhood zip produce a very nice Roy but still trying to find something small but I have to see some I have to see some money coming back on the investment thanks for the reply back on this
I kept procrastinating about starting this business out here in El paso,TX but watching these true and honest videos makes me now want to move forward in doing so. Thanks for sharing these videos your awesome 👍
I was gonna watch the whole add but I had to leave for work soon so I watched it for a minute. I’ll watch the video again and watch the ad when I get home
i think im going to go and do this here where i live! theres about 500 people a day come to the shops here and theres not a single one of these machines anywhere here! mooooooooooneyy! without a job this dosn't seem bad at all! thank you for the video +1 sub brother!
I’m so excited for you while watching these videos. You are showing real numbers and not inflating. You’re putting your eggs in so many different baskets. It looks like it’s really starting to pay off.
I give mad props to you man. You figured out how to make more money from a RU-vid channel and video about running a business then from the actual business. Keep it up man!
But Reyes... idk if you'll ever read this but, thank you for inspiring me, I baught a small candy machine and I was eager to put it to use so I placed it right outside my window, I live in apartments and kids went crazy, they started buying. Thanks man, keep it up...
Is there any laws or regulations about how often you have to clean and replace the contents in these things? My uncle used to own a gas station in 1997, and there were a set of machines with the candy and gumballs still inside. He never got rid of them. Hell, I wouldn't be surprised if they're still there now! I've never trusted candy machines ever since.
If your comment is a joke I get it. But if you're not joking learn from him and be positive. You gotta throw your hat in the ring sometime if you ever want a chance at the big time
Hey Reyes. I’ll be honest, I’ve not got any interest in printing, cutting or vending machines but I’ve just subscribed as I find your videos fascinating! You are addictive to watch so great work! You are on to a winner! All the best for 2019!
Those machines are like $80-$150 or so. He'll make that up in a couple months time depending on the demand. And the candy's cheap if you buy in bulk. I wouldn't use it as a main source of income but I'm about to get some side money going with this idea.
All right Reyes. I took the leap and just ordered 2 machines from your link. Looks like I got a couple of bucks off because of you. Thank you. Fingers crossed! Wish me luck.
I am enjoying these videos young hustler. as a 42 year old hustler with experience in this field, imma hit you with 2 pieces of advice. #1. focus on getting some sticker machines and put them in low income c-stores. #2. ask your merchants to sign a placement agreement, then once you have built this up to 10 machines[locations] you can sell the BUSINESS for up to 3 x the annual income of the machines. I sold my machines 10 at a time for $10 racks. the average sticker machine brought in $400 per calendar month. people in low income neighborhoods are more likely to spoil their kids. I did the vending on a experiment since I place ATM machines in the locations already. I just got tired of messing with them in addition to the cash machines. but Great job on all these and hmu if you want to learn more about marketing your vending business . since im learning how to build my yt channel from you, I felt like I owed you that. word up-
another OG move is once you have enough locations producing income on paper, you can lease the machines back to yourself, creating a write off with the lease payments while generating cash to grow your business. just an idea
Man I love the hustle, but it's certainly not my thing. I dont see much ROI in this, plus you've to purchase the machines too. I would rather invest time on myself, enhance my skillset and charge my clients way more than what I make per month on a vending machine. I could earn more than that in an hour if I work on myself, but nevertheless you're doing good job, considering that you're earning from these videos as well.
About $90 profit Gas money costs about $92 to get around to all locations to the owners and the candy stores and back you out house. You only lost $2 not bad
