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Topic	What's the least profitable business to start?
foolm0r0n 09/06/25 8:54:40 AM #29:	Lopen posted... I know people who have middling income who have successfully started food trucks Food trucks have 1 or 2 orders of magnitude less startup and labor cost than a restaurant, which is why restauranteurs do them before opening a brick & mortar. There's also an interpretation of "least profitable" which includes the chance that you will make profit. If you have high startup cost but your chance of making it back is good, then it's profitable even if it will take a while. Like buying real estate or something. Restaurants have high startup and labor cost AND low chance of ever turning a profit so it's gotta be that. --- _foolmo_ he says listen to my story this maybe are last chance <cite>foolm0r0n posted [p:986318891] in What's the... [t:81037034]...</cite> <quote>Lopen posted... </cite><quote>I know people who have middling income who have successfully started food trucks</quote>Food trucks have 1 or 2 orders of magnitude less startup and labor cost than a restaurant, which is why restauranteurs do them before opening a brick & mortar.There's also an interpretation of "least profitable" which includes the chance that you will make profit. If you have high startup cost but your chance of making it back is good, then it's profitable even if it will take a while. Like buying real estate or something. Restaurants have high startup and labor cost AND low chance of ever turning a profit so it's gotta be that. --- _foolmo_he says listen to my story this maybe are last chance</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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