something that happens a few times a month or so is not a reason for me to change my procedure and look to find ways to change the world of toilet paper.
good luck to you my friend

I'm considering making tampons out of duct tape, twine and paper towel to sell on etsy. I have a prototype for my wife to try but she hasn't used it yet.

NBA TopShot but for Onlyfans.

Sir this thread is about bodily functions.

MoneyShot?

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A nailclipper that has a software inside and clips your nails perfectly every time, a small camera or a seethrough as an additional feature,. Its amazing how not far the nail clipping industry has gone , similarly to toliet seating/taking a dump indusrty

Not sure if I want to trust a robot not to slice into my skin around the nail.

Shark Tank but on the blockchain

1. A crematorium. The selling point is that I'll give out free donuts to customers while they wait for grandma to get roasted. The name of it will be Krispy Krematorium. Possible copyright issues with the name, but I think people would love it. The donuts would be dusted with my signature mixture of black cocoa powder (like the kind they make oreos with) and powdered sugar to look like ashes.

2. An adult daycare center. I'll lease a storefront in an upscale urban neighborhood. Setup a bunch of couches and coffee tables, board games, books, decks of cards, art supplies, etc. Maybe a ping pong table and pool table. There'll be a little kitchen where a chef makes lunch for everyone, served buffet style. After lunch is naptime for 30 minutes. There'll be a psychologist on duty at all times if a customer wants to talk about their problems. Basically a luxury psych ward for young urban snowflakes. I'd charge a monthly fee and have day passes, like a gym.

3. A porn website in which the female stars are neither teens nor MILFs. The plotlines would involve attractive single childless women aged 20-35 who are no longer attending school, having consensual sexual encounters with other people aged 20-35. And this part is gonna sound completely insane but hear me out: the main characters would not be related in any way. I feel like this is an exotic untapped niche market in the porn industry and some people might be willing to pay for it.

Honestly your ideas aren't worthless, i like all of them. Adult daycare sounds awesome, I'd join

Probably not the vegans.

I'm interested in the idea that people hang out while a body is cremated. I'm pretty sure this happens nowhere. Am I wrong?

I don't know, I've never been involved in getting anyone cremated and I haven't done any research whatsoever into the cremation business. But I think free donuts is a slam dunk to get people in the door of virtually any business amirite?

I want to create a website which offers discounts to hotels.

Obviously this has been done by big sites such as Kayak, Expedia etc.

My question is, what are the barriers to entry with this? I am genuinely serious about this so would really appreciate feedback.

I guess I will see what the chances are when contacting business owners are seeing if they would let me list them on my site. I will explain that it will be marketing for them. I believe I would probably need to approach smaller hotels first. I essentially would need to be good at marketing and get loads of traffic. We live in a digital age and my thinking is that there will be smaller hotels, with maybe some old school owners, who will still not be up in all this tech.

Thanks for any feedback.

That sounds absolutely hopeless. Hotels will likely offer you an affiliate deal for bringing business, but it won't be better than what Expedia, etc., will have. Then you have to establish a system that integrates with every hotel's property management system so that you know what rooms are available and what the price is, in real time, like all the other websites have. You also need to pay for servers and card processors and web security and all the other **** that is way cheaper with scale.

You'd be better off buying one of those battery-powered drain snakes for like $100 at a hardware store, and just unclogging people's sink and shower drains for like $80 a pop. When the plumber comes because my wife's hair has clogged a drain, it takes him all of five minutes to pull the wad of hair out with one of those. It's a total racket. If anyone gives you **** about not having a license, just tell them you're an asylum seeker.

Lol just become an affiliate for one of the many multi-billion dollar online travel agencies

Looks like you might have a market in building a do it yourself home maintenence website with affiliate links to draino products. Having a page on how to use draino pipe cleaner to unclog drains for people who don't know about draino.

During Covid-19 lockdown times did you wear latex medical gloves everytime you went out in public? Do you still wear them?

lol thanks for the replies.

What about dropshipping? I have read online that this can still be profitable.

Is the joke that I'm too squeamish to pull hair out of a drain? I tried Drano; I tried those notched plastic "snakes" that you just stick down the drain and try to pull hair out. They didn't work. For serious clogs you need an augur/spooled drain snake. After the second time calling the plumber, I installed a little piece of mesh under the drain cover to catch the hair, and that solved the problem.

Yes, I still wear latex gloves wherever I go, except when I visit your dirty whore mother because she has a latex allergy.

I think I am going to become a boxing Promoter and manager. I have experience in boxing because I used to box a lot and I know people. I don't with the business side. I would be good at networking with the boxers at the gyms but would need to network with the media.

Don't be a loon. There are germs everywhere and we survive.

Who here can help with an idea.

I have some decent contacts in the boxing world with boxers, trainers and managers. The other promoters want this to be a closed shop but there is always a way in.

The big promoters have deep pockets. They can sign good prospects and offer them good deals. They have contracts with tv companies. The tv companies want boxers with potential to go far, those boxers will probably want a promoter who has a contract with a tv company.

I definitely think that streaming is the way forward. Is my only/best hope to do something with a streaming company and build up my name within the business that way? Ideally I would love to stream the first event that I put on. Boxing is a strange business and I question whether these big channels on TV make money. If you look at the financials many are not doing well at all. PBC in the US is not doing well as a business nowadays too. Same as with Top Rank.

It is generally problematic to try to start a business if you believe that those already in the business aren't making money.

If you have the money to get started, you won't need to worry too hard about making contacts. A couple hundred million dollars should be more than enough to get things off the ground.

You could do it for far less, but it is really hard to promote fights without something to promote. Just post on YouTube for free and collect whatever advertising money from them. I was an amateur boxer a little over 30 years ago. I wasn't very good. You can probably sign me for pretty cheap today. Probably at least three or four people would watch me fight if it was free to do so. Maybe enough to generate $0.45 in advertising revenue to offset your costs if you actively promote it.

If you are already active in pro boxing on the promotions side of things, you know how poor attendance is for low-ranked and non-ranked boxers. Streaming bad fighters could maybe work if you can find a twist.

Maybe you could make it interesting by having odd match-ups and handicaps. Like a good fighter fighting with one hand, or fighting in handcuffs, or have men fight women, or old men fight women, or have one fighter wear a motorcycle helmet, or allow each corner to throw a single baked potato during each round. The possibilities are endless. This would require betting though, and probably it would have to be in some weird jurisdiction that didn't have a priggish athletic commission.