Which is better - a Pepsi route OR a Bread route?

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Video Overview:
A lot of people that like the idea of running routes will look at buying bread routes but also start to consider other types of routes like a Pepsi route. This video shows how these 2 opportunities aren't really the same at all to be compared. Pepsi routes are far lower risk than bread routes, but come at the expense of your time / flexibility / upside / etc.
This video should help people looking at trying to compare ANY opportunity though by getting in the habit of looking at the full picture as opposed to just one aspect that many people often inadvertantly do.
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[@wasntethereum]

Some aspects to also consider: Certain Pepsi routes are 100% drop and go at grocery stores. They get checked on in, move pallets of product into staging areas and then go to their next stores. 6-7 stores a day and then done after 8 hours. Other routes like small format are doing all that and then working the product onto the shelves like in a gas station or dollar store etc etc. Definitely varies quite a lot and is region dependent. Pepsi bottling and actual Pepsi are 2 different beasts too I'd love to see you compare chip companies: FritoLay vs Utz vs Wise!

[@luisvargas3153]

i have 2 routes and combined i get about 250k. it is definetly possible

[@wilson0780]

Do you run these routes yourself or have drivers/help? I am in the midst of buying a route and would love to get some insight.