Does The Laundromat I BOUGHT 3 Years Ago Make Money?

[@MattTheComputerGeek]

Its darker in the middle of the room, no lights abiove the mchines, maybe some people dont like using the machines in a darker area.

[@shawnsmith4612]

People are lazy. They don’t wanna carry/move clothes further than they have to.

[@Britishdave09]

@@shawnsmith4612 lazy? sounds like efficiency. Work smarter, not harder.

[@vanessacarter6342]

I will only use a toilet stall that has good lighting above it, if the stall isn’t well lit I will find one that is.

[@matthewludivico1714]

I was thinking that having a well lit public area with visible camera monitors tends to make people feel safer and more likely to walk around the place then to stay by the windows. A sun/moon roof in a laundromat, or a gazebo area might be a draw to the public too.

[@bardi23]

I work at a sports venue company and see this all the time, people will jump in the first queue because it's closest even if it means they have to wait longer rather then spreading out

[@lindawolffkashmir2768]

If the big washer is a good draw, you should consider getting rid of the old white ones and replacing it with another. In the long run, it would pay off. Another thing that can be a good money catch is a claw machine. Fill it with cheap prizes, and it’s almost all profit.

[@InvestmentJoy]

This is what we WILL be doing, the issue is finding/setting it up so that the large replacement washer faces the same way, the big 60lb unit is HUGE.

[@Supperdude9]

@@InvestmentJoy That's the major issue in such a compact space. Real Estate. And you need to have enough space so your customers can do their sorting.

[@Roaddog223]

I won’t use the white washers at the laundromat I feel like they’re always dirty and smell

[@petuniasevan]

I had to bring my comforters/large bedding to the local laundromat last spring to get them ready to store until needed. There's no way that I could wash them at home, even with a decent capacity front loader. These are king sized bedding. Luckily the laundromat had two of those GIANT washers.

[@jakemandude7974]

Jesus Loves you Matthew 11:28 come to me all who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. As well as Romans 6:23 for the wages of sin is death but the gift of God (Jesus who died on the cross for our sins) is eternal life. As long as you put your faith and trust in Him.😊!!!

[@Hexomickey]

Dude that's such a great idea. I brought mine to the cleaners (didn't know what else to do) and its was $50!!!!!! Definitely doing what you did next time.

[@FtanmoOfEtheirys]

@@jakemandude7974no one came here to listen to you preach about your imaginary sky wizard. That's what Church is for.

[@TheGreatWindowMaker]

@@jakemandude7974Thanks for preaching! I definitely enjoyed Jesus’ words.

[@LeahNwokeneme]

​@@FtanmoOfEtheirys respect other religions

[@TheLaundromatBusiness]

This is a great video for anyone considering starting their own laundromat business. The speaker covers everything from start to finish and gives some great tips along the way.

[@sylviaisgod6947]

When I go to the laundromat, I bring a stack of $20 bills with me, and keep feeding them into the quarter changer. While waiting for my clothes, I go through all those quarters looking for a silver one, they're worth about $4.50 each. Doesn't cost me anything but time and effort.

[@dorcasbockelman2392]

What year would that be?

[@jakemandude7974]

Jesus Loves you Matthew 11:28 come to me all who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. As well as Romans 6:23 for the wages of sin is death but the gift of God (Jesus who died on the cross for our sins) is eternal life. As long as you put your faith and trust in Him.😊!!!

[@jakemandude7974]

@@dorcasbockelman2392 Jesus Loves you Matthew 11:28 come to me all who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. As well as Romans 6:23 for the wages of sin is death but the gift of God (Jesus who died on the cross for our sins) is eternal life. As long as you put your faith and trust in Him.😊!!!

[@chiil034]

@@dorcasbockelman2392 1964 and before. Same for dimes.

[@isaachy777]

Neat little trick for 1964 and before, if you look at the ridges, the silver ones will be solid silver while the non silver will have the copper part showing. So looking at a stack of quarters will be pretty fast for finding the silver ones just by looking at the ridges first, then confirming the dates.

[@quikplay]

Wow!! That coin pusher was LOADED!! Nice my guy! 🤜🤛

[@tonyp8808]

When 5 people lived here using all the electricity, especially using washer and dryer, power bill was easily $400 month. Curious see your utility bills vs profit. That's the real story of how profitable it is.

[@JohnSmith-nj4zq]

It must be a good neighborhood. Most of the time, the coin pusher will get vandalized and everything will be taken. Sometimes it's not worth getting.

[@Supperdude9]

Cameras are probably helping.

[@JohnSmith-nj4zq]

@@Supperdude9 Not when they are wearing hoodies and masks.

[@Frenchfrys17]

@@JohnSmith-nj4zq Might as well require everyone who enters to scan their face or info. Otherwise you’d have to reinforce the coin pusher with half an inch of steel.

[@springpowerwashing]

I don't know what I thought was in that machine but didnt expect that primitive simplicity. It's actually impressive. 1:03

[@InvestmentJoy]

It's amazing how simple alot of stuff can be once you peel off the front (Washers and dryers included)

[@sguerilla6142]

@@InvestmentJoy Bernie Rico Jr Hibernian 7-string guitars or not?

[@boohooboo]

first impression: take out the washers and dryers. Fill with coin pusher games.

[@TravisRitenourautismvlogs]

one thing i would do before dealing with the quarters or cash from the change machines is lock the door to the laundromat it might be a little inconvenient for the customers but you never know if someone high on drugs will come rushing in and try to rob you of the money when someone is high on drugs they feel like they have the energy to do something like robbing someone of their money. your own personal safety is way more important than the money out of the machines at the laundromat

[@InvestmentJoy]

I've addressed this in other videos, I've got a.....system.....for cashouts/coin collections I don't talk about, that gives me flexibility and limits my risk profile.

[@76smyt]

@@InvestmentJoy Just be careful. I grew up with a friend who lost his mom to a robbery at the laundromat she owned

[@InvestmentJoy]

@@76smyt hopefully it's time goes on we can address this and about how I deal with it in business. I'm friends with a couple bodyguards and both former and active military I really do pay attention to what these people say when it comes to threat assessment

[@BaptistJoshua]

@Babyzoe91 any gun carrying is legal. The problem is cops who obey tyrants who have passed unconstitutional "laws." In law, illegal laws are called _de facto._

[@ladyprestonator]

Wow. It’s been years since I’ve been in that laundromat! It looks so much nicer.

[@InvestmentJoy]

Awesome!

[@robertneitzel8348]

The laundry mat I go to in my area and probably 4 others are mostly operating on solar panels they usually operate with just water expense and gas and zero on electricity since they have so many panels

[@garycloud5705]

Buy your own quarter pusher.

[@InvestmentJoy]

I won't due to being on KZbin, there's ALOT of people that say they're illegal, and while I don't believe they are, and I could get an attorney letter stating the same, I just don't want to deal with the problems, so for 50% of the revenue, I can roll that off on someone else.

[@garycloud5705]

Understand

[@rickeye1288]

@@InvestmentJoy if u were from the 409 I could do 60/40 u get 60

[@themomentalist]

@@InvestmentJoy But you allow it to be operated in your premises? If it was illegal in your state, then you’d be as liable as the owner…

[@wallydabear512]

@@themomentalist I think what he’s saying is he doesn’t want to buy one only to have it confiscated and be out the investment. This way it’s money in every month with no payments.

[@jsj31313jj]

No matter the decisions you make, make them with "integrity". Do not make a decision solely based on the benefit or the consequence; good decisions should be based on "how" you made them not the result...

[@coriettapadilla9977]

This is so awesome to me. I have always dreamed of owning a laundromat since I was a kid. Lol idk why but I always loved laundromats and thought it would be awesome to own and operate one. I have been to some really sketchy laundromats in my lifetime so I always dreamed of how I would have mine set up lol.

[@nicholasholloway8743]

Laundromat/arcade for me. Be fun ngl. Not sure about profit though lol

[@coriettapadilla9977]

@Nicholas Holloway LOL same here. The arcade would be amazing. But it does seem like one would lose money before they started making it 🤔? Idk I have never owned anything like that before lol.

[@BawkBawkBawk666]

@@gabe6394 I live in a town of roughly 45000. The only laundromat in town burnt down about 4 years ago... Maybe 5. Anyway, the nearest laundromat is in the next town at least 25 min drive away

[@willn8664]

Unfortunately, the Wash House has taken over the town where I am in. There is a Wash House laundromat almost everywhere so not able to set up shop where I'm at.

[@jonathangoodwin646]

I didn't know it's a good business and a lonely Mat

[@_gungrave_6802]

See if a 5 gallon bucket will fit under the machine. At least that way maybe you won't have all those quarters lying around at the bottom and you can just conveinently swap out buckets without worrying about them breaking. If need be put in some spacer 2x4 blocks to raise the bucket up closer to where the coins drop.

[@jeffreyvonstetten5852]

You can get even a few different container sizes that they use for grains, or storage that will catch everything for sure. Just experiment with a couple sizes and you’ll be doing great. 👍

[@anthonywojnovich5934]

These always inspire me to open a laundromat. I always wanted to own multiple businesses and a laundromat would be so dope

[@sting114]

Be careful because lots of laundromats out there don’t make any profit

[@anthonywojnovich5934]

@@sting114 yeah I feel that ik it can be a bit of a gamble but anyway It is motivating to think about starting a whole working business like that

[@ObscureManifesto]

He made money because he bought completely run down properties and the deal was super cheap.

[@sting114]

@@ObscureManifesto negative. Location and competition are key 🔑 also

[@ObscureManifesto]

@@sting114 pay top dollar for any business and what you stated doesn't matter. At the end of the day even a bad location can be overcome if there's cash flow which is easily achievable if you pay rock bottom prices for the business. Obviously location is important at the end of the day, but it's not an end all be all.

[@ChaiLatte13]

wow I haven't watched your videos in years. This laundromat is looking really good.

[@tucker8489]

Could you do a video on upfront costs and the process of buying a laundromat and how to avoid mistakes that you have made because I am heavily considering trying to get my own laundromat but no one have posted a clear cost vs return monthly

[@InvestmentJoy]

I've done a few, I'd like to do a 30m mini documentary next year on it

[@the_lenny_draper]

@@InvestmentJoy I would watch it. :)

[@JCC_1975]

@@the_lenny_draper so would I 💜

[@gregsatterly9412]

Please do. I am interested in getting into the laundromat business.

[@MakingUsThink]

Dude is lucky. If he ran a laundromat in California his utilities would suck all his profits.

[@Digital_Ninja279]

"No one wants to come into a dirty laundromat." If that was only true. I use to go one that had more machines and they all work. They had TV and 2 arcade units. And it was always clean. But hardly anyone went there and I would talk to the owners never understood why cause they always maintain the place and machines and prices were better. Across the street from it everyone was there but that place had more than half of the machines broken down and it was always dirty. The cleaner laundromat ended going out of business and the dirty one is still dirty and still open.

[@duskworker8469]

i also always preferred the 'lowkey' laundromats where i'm less likely to run into people, even if it meant the people i did run in to were less than desirable xD

[@Run4Ever77]

Why do you think everyone went to the dirty one? Cheaper prices?

[@chrisfrench9257]

It was the local drug hangout I'd wager and had less expenses.

[@johnny2thumbs247]

A laundromat is not cheap to maintain. There's a reason half the washers are out of service at most laundries.

[@BaptistJoshua]

I am told that, at least in my area, it is hard to find repair men.

[@starwreck]

has it already been 3 years? time flies

[@BlacksmithBets]

I find it fascinating that these machines aren’t all bank card operated. As a fan of physical currency its great to see that plenty of people are still using notes and coins!

[@henrykirk4457]

The government HATES physical cash. Use it as much as you can. Also most people working retail can't count anymore so a lot of the time you will get extra charge back.

[@trucid2]

The people who tend to use them don't have bank cards.

[@a-nus]

​@@trucid2 are you trying to imply that people that live in an apartment aren't financially responsible?

[@failtolawl]

@@a-nus Yes and he's right.

[@Fuckthis0341]

Physical currency sucks

[@AustinDashes]

People always gotta wash their clothes. Recession proof. Laundromats are one of the best businesses you can buy. Very turnkey. Love your channel dude.

[@fouresterofthetrees287]

Our local laundromat just upgraded to coinless machines. Customers use another machine to purchase a reloadable card and add funds to it with either bills,credit card or debit card. They then use the reloadable card at the machines with a touch less pad like at the gas pump. No dealing with mountains of coins and the headaches of maintaining the mechanical structure to accept them. This extended family owns at least a dozen laundromats in small towns around here. They support 3 family units very comfortably.

[@lonestar5233]

Service on those card readers are a NIGHTMARE and expensive 💰 !!!!!

[@aaronclay4665]

@@lonestar5233 nobody carries cash on them anymore..........

[@jaggermurlin6343]

3 percent atleast going right out the door for card reader fees. That might be the maintenance costs right there.

[@fouresterofthetrees287]

@@jaggermurlin6343 I noticed most people are still using cash at the one card loader machine in the place, but it was all bills. Put $X on your card, and if any is left over, you can use it next time. Just have to keep the card. There is a one time fee of $1 for a card. If you lose your card, you lose whatever was loaded on it and have to pay $1 for a new one. Also, many people only use a debit card, and I don't think the fees are quite so high as for a true credit card.

[@lonestar5233]

@aaron clay ummmmm they still do. Those cards reader's are trash when they go down they go down. Coin acceptor are just so much easier

[@jonathanc.6925]

The other thing with this is you gotta be smart with the quarters you get. There are quarters out there that are worth thousands of $$$. With the most expensive over $100,000

[@sosaix]

Coin pushers are banned in my state, the government here considers them slot machines and gambling.

[@aaronclay4665]

they are gambling...........

[@Eskoxo]

If those old ones are only 1k a piece they seem to make the most sense to start.

[@joshuamorrison8332]

after watching this I still wonder if the laundromat you bought three years ago is making money. It would be helpful to know your operating expenses and overhead.

[@hughstephenson2957]

Brandon, is the current economy affecting your laundromat? I know a lot of small businesses are suffering because older folks are having to choose between food and medicines.. the other day I actually paid for a lady's medicine because she flat out didn't have the $45 for her meds..

[@InvestmentJoy]

Business is up

[@samueljrichardson2499]

laundromats have inelastic demand

[@time2fly2124]

@@samueljrichardson2499 people still gotta do laundry, most arent going to re-wear dirty clothes unless they are really on some hard times :/

[@42calking53]

Respect to you for doing that

[@sting114]

Not all laundromats are the same . Some make money, some break even, but most lose money 💰.

[@Campbellentertainment]

Keep in mind people, this is a You Tube Channel, where one makes money on views, thus interesting (Not always accurate content) is what he makes money on. Instead of just showing sales figures, you'll notice there's no full disclosure on all the expenses associated with the laundromat. What are monthly lease costs on the space, does he own the building or rent, what are the costs on natural gas, and electricity, proper cost to lease all the equipment. Don't go getting all excited people, this isn't a truly fair and transparent analysis of his business, again, KZbinr...

[@famousamoso7]

Exactly, people drool over the content and get some grand idea to open their own laundromat not actually understanding the costs associated with it and just set themselves up for failure.

[@-8h-]

What if you hypothetically came across one million through inheritance

[@dr.trashbag]

there was a good amount of quarters in the quarter pusher that is not in the bucket.

[@texasscience6580]

I saw that too

[@texasscience6580]

I wonder how much if he included all those quarters that didn't end up in the bucket.

[@texasscience6580]

or did he include it and got them all scooped up but did not make the final cut in the video?

[@Ohwista81]

Is it really proftable when you factor in the electric bill generated by the dryers?

[@libertarianman69]

He just explained that it's around $200 a month for the dryers to operate and they're not electric they are gas.

[@StrokeMahEgo]

Yeah the electric on gas dryers is basically just to run the computer board and the spin motor, so I suspect it would be very low.

[@henrykirk4457]

And the lease/rent on the building

[@andysmith5220]

Strangely satisfying to see peocess and to see profit that can be made. Were i can see a peoblem is cost of electricity and gas will erode the profit

[@marksmith4512]

I like when you enter the information into a spreadsheet and go over your income statements

[@ravenlorans]

7:40, I use those kind because they are the Cheapest ones they have to use for the Amount of clothing I wash. A Wash and Dry for me is only $4. If I use the Same Equal Size Upright, my Wash and Dry is now $8. And now the SCAM/SPAM Bot will post a reply under my comment. And KZbin took away my ability to Report them.

[@jabberwocker6305]

I feel you on the bots. The bots seem to be turbo charged now. They are pretty much on 50% of the videos I watch.

[@randerson4124]

actually, the bots this week are doing the 20 post fake convo between multiple accounts

[@ravenlorans]

@@jabberwocker6305 KZbin didn't even notify me I had replies to my comment.

[@ravenlorans]

@@jabberwocker6305 KZbin turned Off my ability to be notified about comments. I had to go back in and turn them back On... Seriously, WTF??

[@Hexomickey]

Never been a gambler but I love those quarter pusher machines.

[@markwegner6100]

I wood make room for 1 or 2 more big washers! Great job on making the pusher visually appealing.

[@4Realkevv]

U could put a cage around ur vending machine so ppl dont tamper with them

[@jabberwocker6305]

LoL, you must be new here

[@marcatkinson4149]

You could have probably bought several of your own coinpushers by now, just for what you have lost when that one is broken all the time.

[@steveg6978]

I would like a complete breakdown, methinks some costs are not being counted...like water & sewer...insurance ??

[@InformantNet]

I'm sorry, but your big idea to increase revenue at your laundromat is to install a scam gambling game? Seriously?

[@bogey19018]

That gold quarter could be a quarter struck on a gold planchet. Worth a ton of money, maybe.

[@agmcroom2374]

There’s so much information in these videos

[@MrArtVendelay]

Very interesting. Thanks for the peek behind the door.

[@davidclough3951]

My clothes always got cleaner in the older style machines...I swear

[@irabarker2546]

Do you video on how to pay the taxes on a business?

[@Daehawk]

I wish my local laundrymats machines would take a card. Or let the mat have its own card. You buy the mat's wash card and fill it with money like a pre paid credit card and use it only at the mat. I hate having to shove coins in a machine over and over. God I wish Id had a bucket of quarters like that in the early 1980s when I was 12 oe 13 in the malls arcade. Would have been a dream come true. Once..ONCE,...I had a $5 bill and was in heaven for a couple hours. Seeing all those tokens come out of the change machine..weeeee.

[@Truckerdaddy]

$2,000 give or take in a week. That's pretty good.

[@Thurralot]

5000th like I’m so proud. by the way this is awesome, I am now looking into a business just like that.

[@jagsfanrick]

Better have some great cameras as those locks can be picked or melted.

[@trucid2]

Cameras won't prevent that.

[@FLOG2EMIT]

As a coin collector, my ears always listening for the tone of silver. How often do you get silver and oddities. Would be fun to see a quick vid of the everything but quarters that you receive.

[@trucid2]

Sadly it's mostly kids raiding thwir grandma's coin collection who'd use them on the coin pusher.

[@charlesds1234]

For decades, a math puzzle has stumped the smartest mathematicians in the world. x3+y3+z3=k, with k being all the numbers from one to 100, is a Diophantine equation, this is also known as math.

[@braumenheimer9607]

Interesting...I have no idea how that equation works. Here's my question...I'm in San Francisco, and it has gotten very difficult for small business owners due to street crime. I want to run a small specialty bar, but can't figure out where a safer place to do this from is...any suggestions?

[@chrisandlizsizemore8172]

Fun video. Only helps if you've got money, though. You need money to make money

[@danielroberts5166]

Best cash money laundering machine out there .

[@gloriatetting8446]

Our laundromat makes you bring your laundry into the building. Then, you can use the quarter machine. Someone shot a 22 inside at the windows it was lucky they didn't break. They broke into the bill changer and got the money. Theres a quarter coin pusher. An older man comes in with 10 dollars. He takes and puts 2 in and when pusher comes forward he smack the machine to get money to pay for his laundry. It usually pays off. Does when the laundromat person isn't there. As far as the coins ask that person what he does with the silver coins. Make a deal.

[@djrick1073]

Is it more profitable to use tokens or reload able cards that can only be used at you place to retain customers better?

[@trollwayy5981]

I wouldn’t do it if I had to get a card or use tokens. I’m there to do my laundry not play a coin pusher, if it’s there and I got some quarters.. sure helps pass the time

[@42calking53]

If he switched to cards or tokens all the other stuff he has added to gain extra profit wouldn't be used. They spend extra quarters alot faster if everything runs on quarters and cash

[@InvestmentJoy]

It all comes down to customer-ease which is #1 for me. If it's hard/difficult for a 60yr old woman who's used this laundromat for 20yrs, I don't know that I WANT IT. What I DO WANT are systems that run along-side what I have, so younger/more astute people can use them.

[@dasy2k1]

@@InvestmentJoy Yeh having the facility for the change machine to take card/Google pay/apple pay payment would be a good idea... With it spitting out quarters as normal

[@BaptistJoshua]

@@InvestmentJoy *IF* you move to the card system, just have a looping video showing how to use them. Or hire some kid to stay there for a few weeks explaining it to the adults.

[@iamwoman.hearmeroar.6146]

I guess it depends on where you live in Ohio. We were incredibly conservative with our water usage but we paid a LOT every month. Don’t miss that ✌🏼

[@willygoat9390]

I hope you're loking out for Star singles. $1 bills with a star in at the end of the serial numbers are worth $20 when you turn them in to the bank!

[@clarky23]

I can tell you why they want the machines closest to the door. Laundry weight a lot the more you have. And let's face it, women do more laundry than men. So they would rather spend money on two machines than save 50 to 75 cents on using one larger machine.

[@maxamilliansteele6454]

_BEST INVESTMENT POSSIBLE_

[@MilesCobbett]

In Alaska our laundrymats have showers. B & C is $5 dollars a shower or $6.25 with a towel and wash cloth

[@RonWrightwrites]

What is B & C?

[@sinfu1]

u a good man for giving that dude some quaters

[@jamesstavros3680]

It's all about the time you spend in the store and outside the store..

[@hormelinc]

My local laundromat is charging double your prices, like you biggest Dexter (12.00). I stopped going because it’s cheaper to use my apt top loader and spend a day doing 2-3 separate loads. Either they are greedy or got caught up on an overpriced lease.

[@musicandmagic909]

Let me take a guess: it does make money. Otherwise you held on to a bad investment and lost money for 3 years.

[@NinjaTenK]

Most people put folded money as prizes

[@greg7811]

Where's the line drawn on whether it's a amusement game or gambling machine?

[@WFSmith]

Probably not a good idea to show off how much money is in machines

[@ericwalker8382]

That's awesome, put quarters in the hopper, pull out a stack of cash.

[@momentum8640]

Good video. I'm thinking about owning a laundromat. Doing research now

[@jamesmoore4074]

tht laundromat is so clean you can eat off the floor

[@wallypizza323]

If that gold quarter is a Fredrick Douglas quarter, I might have made it when I was learning electroplating with copper.

[@nrood3821]

the laundry mat i use when i have to go also chargers .25 cents for 6 minutes on dryers. so .25 for 8 minutes would be awesome.

[@dawood121derful]

I would think that people with nothing to lose would try a smash and dash on that quarter-push machine. Also, why isn’t that machine considered a gambling machine?

[@momgensjourney]

I work in a laundromat and our dryer is 6 minutes per $.25. My boss will get the quarters every2-3 days and am sure they lots of money since we have many washing machi9ne and dryers. We have about 2 $3.75, 11 $4.75, 5 $5.75, 3 $6.75 and 1 $10.75 the biggest. We are open 7 days a week and have 2 workers maintaining the place. Weekends are always the busiest of the week. We open 8am to 8pm :)... How many machine you got and by how much... I see similar machine that are used in laundromat... We have about 20 dryers...Me and my friend are thinking of making our won but I know its a hassle hahahahha...

[@kamnapavon4638]

"Marylnn Manson Music is all the Laundomat plays.... Mostly because it is a 'Front Business".... People I used to know, have Businesses that are like this one... Racketeering is Big Business....

[@Lmattaaron]

See about lining that white plastic tub with a canvas cloth that your can pick up by all 4 clorners and dump in your bucket.

[@ura4321]

Take the time or make a machine to separate the silver quarters out. More profit.

[@mycookie011]

Wow, am I the only one that divides numbers instead of multiplying to get my numbers? I was watching the last count and was like "3,780 div-" then heard him say multiply and had me confused for a moment lol 😂

[@kamnapavon4638]

Now, for the Video of the Meth Lab in the Back of the Laundromat......

[@warriordugan7236]

I'm a little confused. you dumped all the washers' and dryers' quarters into the change machine without counting it. How do you knpow how much was there? Is it simply by counting the bills in the change machine?

[@31446963048]

First time I saw a coin pushee was in London. Put a couple of quid in the machine before a coin dropped. Out of nowhere a young kid ran up and grabbed the coin. Before I could say anything an older guy also came out of nowhere and beat the out of him and gave me the money. Surreal.

[@trucid2]

You live in a third world country now. Accept it.

[@donaldgarrison4313]

Honest money

[@Rexfreelen]

Awesome video Brandon

[@batcatowler1972]

Taking wet clothes home to dry is very inconvenient and heavy! I'd like to have a Landry matt someday.

[@murphmurph2124]

That coin pusher looks very very very vulnerable

[@joshnizzle]

You outta search all that change for the big money error coins lol

[@zs6jce]

More like 10days for Loan repayment, 10 days for Taxes and misc expenses, 10 Days of profit? Looks like an unattended shop... what is the risk of lock pickers or other degenerate vandalism?

[@mrfrisky5887]

you should check the quarter for 1964 silver

[@Crazfxn]

“The benefits of living in Ohio” Me be like: Down in Ohio swag like Ohio!

[@drockjr]

Yo, don't put good coins in the machine. The people playing either want laundry coins or drug money. In my city, it would be broken into within a few nights

[@baphyyy7898]

Should've done a wrap up at the end where you calculate your profits

[@michaelangelobergeron5980]

I’ve got the 420th comment! Lol I love the coin pushing machine, I’d put American Silver Eagles in there to entice people to play

[@keyshawnbrown6106]

I used to live by that place

[@failtolawl]

Why are you counting your change machine cash as revenue?

[@cbmikey]

@9:20 I take my stuff home to dry! NO washer at home and our water sucks big time anyway!

[@elbertmoore7876]

I agree with the person that said get your own coin pusher