$200,000 Per Month Taking People’s Trash Cans Out

[@vinsbargains5920]

I will never be rich until i stop understimating how incredibly lazy people are

[@TonySwingNYC]

Thank you lord for lazy people

[@tammi67able]

Amen

[@wadesuhr]

Drive-thru restaurants have been around a long time.

[@OyouWhobelieve-y5j]

​@@TonySwingNYClot of peoole are more so bussy lazy person has no money to pay for service

[@Plutoboy85]

​@@wadesuhrThose are key for parents. I miss curb side pick-up from stores. So convenient

[@KarasCyborg]

When Homeowners associations charge you $75 a violation for leaving your trash can out .... this is why.

[@AustinZaback]

Exactly!

[@Plutoboy85]

If it helps get rid of Airbnb neighbor, then let the fines rain on down. With the neighbors on this one.

[@JorgeSilva-f9q]

I wanted to start this 7 years ago, and I’m starting it now. I have 2 clients while working a remote job . Wish me luck .

[@ZERONEINNOVATIONS]

I just came up with this idea and reached this video lol But I was thinking more like a way for kids to walk around his/her neighborhood and make money. Like $2/one time move.

[@PassiveEarnings]

@@HH-gf3sgyou gave the answer in the question, genius. Execution is everything!

[@HenryBCalifornia]

Some elderly people are afraid to step off the porches to even get to their cans. They sometimes leave garbage on the porch and ask the neighbors to put into the cans. So, is that service also possible? Take the trash to the cans then out into the street

[@AustinZaback]

Yes! CanMonkey’s subscription helps can to curb for elderly clientele. It’s great for situations just like you mentioned

[@BlastOffJunkRemoval]

You should of asked how they got their first clients

[@pvaldespino]

19:49 try this part, he talks about how he did it in the beginning

[@TheOfficialCritic]

AT $49. a month, how can you afford to pay someone to take the trash to the curb two or three times a week?

[@brandin9323]

Right doesn’t seem profitable. Feel like that’s something you would charge your doing yourself.

[@brandin9323]

I would charge $50 a month myself.

[@ViP-jo1lu]

Im guessing only way to make money is once the business is scaled

[@markcurranforever]

volume.

[@brians6791]

Who has trash pickup 2-3x a week?

[@mikerinck8523]

I’m not sure if all haulers offer it, but where I work at a major trash hauler, customers can pay extra for off curb service. I believe it’s a small flat fee plus a per foot distance charge. It’s free if you are disabled. I don’t see the point of bringing another company in as a middleman. Just let your hauler pick it up next to your house and pay them.

[@Moto_NB]

Why isn’t this available in NewYork???

[@jerel2119]

Great video! I’d love to find out more so that I can start a service like this in my area. How do I find out more?

[@thomasainsworth8903]

Valet trash is the best and better option

[@redneckpatriot4485]

Why wouldn't an Airbnb owner have their cleaner, manager, or handyman take the trash out and bring it back in?

[@tastyveganmommmahhh6330]

Because it cleaning or servicing doesn't always land on the right days.

[@kennethkinder8924]

Apartment/Condo living is absolutely booming Columbus, OH right now. Ive already created my LLC, is there anybody in the area with similar interest?

[@brandonschadek3164]

Let's do it. Let me know!!

[@puteffortinsomething]

Im in northern California with a lot of high end 50+ living homes. Looking for a partner to build this with.

[@Brandon-gw4ed]

Im in Southern California. Let's build some wealth and partner.

[@rayrayrun]

hey bud im looking into this. Im in san mateo county. let me know if you're close by

[@gaborsebok580]

GM are you guys in Philadelpia area ?

[@AustinZaback]

Good Morning! Check out www.CanMonkey.com for their location details

[@darrylselby6581]

How did get in touch with Airbnb owners and elderly ones?

[@matthewnava4865]

You have any tips to get clients. I just started this business in my city

[@minimoiivx6309]

How is it going for u so far and how did u get ur first client ?

[@Daniel-gs8xu]

Any update?

[@rbg_industries]

Updates

[@matthewnava4865]

I have 25 customers. It's a Lot of door knocking. I just started another job cleaning the cans as well. I live in central cali. It's very hard for people to make a living. I only charge $5 a house.

[@maudeskelling3213]

⁠@@matthewnava48655 bucks a month?

[@MariaRodriguez-xq4bk]

How is the pay to do that job is it for hour ?

[@kevinwolden5403]

20 bucks

[@ninamurillo1690]

Hello 👋 in what states do you have your company in?

[@kevinwolden5403]

I just started in mn Dash4Trash

[@romariothomas8490]

Why not go situated where the cans use ai to automatically go back to a place of your choosing they can would be on electric wheels of course

[@christinafontenot-nr7uu]

I Joshua istre started this idea over 2 years ago but my hip died so I had a total hip replacement surgery and had to be down for over 2 years so I knew someone would start this I wish you could put me on if not I'm starting mine for way less right now

[@indiothehauler7418]

I’m interested

[@AustinZaback]

Visit www.canmonkey.com/ to find out about their services OR if You want to become a canner.

[@bknyte23]

I want to startup a similar business model here in San Diego CA. Anybody wants a partnership with ? Let me know ..

[@realmganz]

I can invest

[@realmganz]

Give me the info of what style are you doing and let me see if I can invest

[@linmann6534]

I am interested. Let's do it, I got funds.

[@mra95662]

I already have my lawn guy do it

[@ZIP-TIE2024]

​@@realmganz I'm looking for investors for same type of startup

[@Dmat76]

Are you a franchise

[@meda8659]

Idk why would he share this business…just created more competition… im taking over park city.. cheaper rates.

[@fredhuerta9514]

No balls

[@robertresendez320]

Is 20 dollars a week to much to charge a customer?

[@iHeartAmySue]

That’s what I was thinking too.

[@peterspence1835]

Thats fair

[@rodneybarnes1905]

No $100 is not too much as long as the value is there.

[@timelliott5405]

I think it depends on the area.

[@emptyhooks]

1,000%!

[@Hugh_jazz_johnsn]

With a team behind you like the one it looks like they have I'm sure They will sell this company and scale something else they could be selling sand door to door as long as they have a team

[@michaelhensel6228]

can i do this full time making great money

[@GraceZaalman-vm1df]

If you listen to what he is saying I'm sure you can

[@lillianave]

$200K PER MONTH, WHATS THE COST? Take the can out, who takes the can in?

[@blazinAV]

The homeowner i guess?

[@LIO-LifeInOrder]

You obviously didn't watch the whole video

[@entrepreneursfinest]

300 cans X 2 minutes each = 600 minutes / 60 = 10hrs. Idk what they're charging cause I didn't watch but you'd be busting your rear all day unless you were in a tight suburban area. Could make 600 to 900 in a day I figure.

[@wiregrassveteranrealtor]

Multiple people

[@davidnecic3391]

People are Getting So Lazy, These Always a way to make money on People's Laziness, Thank you.

[@AustinZaback]

It’s a very smart business idea for people that own short term rentals/Airbnb and their property management company doesn’t move the bins etc for them. People definitely pay for convenience!

[@tammi67able]

@@AustinZabackso true

[@kellieconner876]

I have a lung disease and it takes alot out if me to get my cans out the backyard, pull them around to the front. As my disease progresses, I would appreciate this type of service. I think this is great for the disabled or the elderly or even for when you are sick etc.

[@Ozie1964]

​@@kellieconner876laziness doesn't apply to you. If I was in your city I would give you a great discount. Take care. I hope you get better. 😊

[@smusail]

Where are you located? Contact Can monkey to see if the are or will come to your area. Maybe you could be a lead runner for them and provide your neighbors info as referrals

[@robertmorris4145]

It's a great idea, but all municipal public works departments have this service for free. All the resident has to do is call and the driver will take it out, service it, and put it back. Phoenix, Scottsdale, Peoria, and Mesa provide this service for free.

[@AustinZaback]

Interesting. I’ve never heard this before

[@thewhiteknight02]

For elderly or handicap. A more upscale town here, they drive around in utvs and get the cans out of your garage even or where ever you store it. Then put it back. Garbage truck and 3 guys.

[@AustinZaback]

Thats a nice perk!!

[@steviedickson4736]

I have never ever heard this. So you're saying that these places you have named, will dispatch a city employee to every single home FOR FREE to take out their trash? So in a city with hundreds of thousands of people, even close to a million people, the city will FOR FREE come to their home and take out their trash??? I have been ignorant before and am not saying its untrue, but this does not sound realistic.

[@thewhiteknight02]

The city I mentioned is a suburb. No it’s on a regular route. There is a large garbage truck on the corner, a small garbage truck going up and down the street and 2 kubota utvs with two guys each. They go up and down the blocks and dump in the big truck. Going into peoples yards, garages etc and put the cans back where they got them. Our customer told us they voted and it tripled their fees/taxes for the trash service.

[@alexcameron2880]

How lazy can people be? LOL

[@truelight3604]

You can't be doing interviews with a lipst

[@AustinZaback]

Why? Is there a rule somewhere?

[@MGMG007]

You can’t be leaving comments with a low iq

[@startingtech3900]

@@AustinZabackI noticed it but it immediately grew on me! you got confidence bro 💪

[@JoelUldrych-kh2sc]

I didn't notice it, and who cares. You did great. Ignore people who are not positive minded. God bless!

[@SA-rs5pl]

Only an arse would say such a thing!