I write this post to share my experience eating lunch with a homeless guy in Charlottesville on the 5th of July. I mainly want to practice my writing, but also it was a unique experience that I was able to have that I really enjoyed. I know some people use
Earlier this year I sat in wonder contemplating the seasonal progression of the human condition by becoming a regular at a McDonalds nobody expected themselves to be at. Months later, my journey has taken me on planes, trains, and automobiles. Each mode has their pros and cons, and whilst I
I immigrated here when I was 16. Learning how to be an American is a long and arduous process. It is not as obvious as other countries I have lived in . There is no one way. There is no best way. But I would say some are easier than others,
I have seen more humanity at McDonalds than any other public third place in america. See in mexico, cultures collide and blend at the taco stand. theres one on just about every corner. Busy Mexican laborers in mexico city across tax brackets take a break for lunch and enjoy a
I would rather do other peoples laundry than my own. Maybe theres therapeutic value in doing your own laundry. To me, it is simply boring. I have done it already. it never changes. It's not very exciting. Other things are therapeutic like therapy. Therapy is a much better
Would you rather start a laundry business or do ur laundry? im unsure. 8 hours of interviews will teach me how people feel about their laundry. Maybe i am the only one with deep hatred of an unexpected second god forbid third round of drying. Is this the right tree
📅 TIMELINE TO LAUNCH (for August) June – Planning & Setup * Research & Validate: * Survey or interview students to confirm demand. * Check campus housing rules (e.g., if laundry is already included). * Scope out competitors (local laundromats, apps, dorm services). * Business Model: Choose a model: * Pick-up & delivery (weekly subscriptions work well
U get the point. Laundry is inevitable. Doing it yourself isnt. I believe that in the near future, machines will be doing laundry for all of us. Of course, like all other new technologies, this will benefit the richest americans before bezos permits us to have a laundry bot. Suds
I am very passionate about advocating for disabilities. Especially at my school. This is a long term project to work on intermittently. Over the course of the year.
I believe in this service whole heartedly, but there are more important things to do this may and June and July. If the model makes sense in July and August, I will treat the venture like a part time job. Spend about 10-20 hours a week on it. I will