Chris Koerner

Dude, I have so many.

It's not Friday, but I feel like we need to call this no filler Friday because there's no filler today.

I would tell him to start reselling.

reselling like Costco liquidation items or government liquidation items.

So you spend one, 200 bucks, you get what's called a resale certificate, which tells the government, I don't need to pay sales taxes on this because I'm passing it on.

A lot of these websites require that number from you in order to sell you liquidation items.

There's a website called GovDeals.

There's a website called B-Stock.

On B-Stock, you buy anything that people return to Costco.

I've done this myself, another business I've done.

I bought $7,000 worth of washers and dryers for $250 each on average, and I'm selling them on Facebook Marketplace for $750 to $900 each.

It's an amazing business because you don't need a warehouse, you don't need a bunch of space, just a garage, and it's all sold on Facebook Marketplace.

I like large appliances and outdoor furniture.

I think those are both great, especially this time of year.

Not electronics, because there's a lot of variables.

Back to binary outcomes, there's a lot of things that can break.

There's a lot of testing involved.

I don't really like clothing personally, but...

This is a great business because you don't need to find customers.

You just list them on Facebook Marketplace.