I'm considering making and selling Taiyaki, a Japanese/Korean sweet out of my dorm. I will have no problems getting ingredients, so is this a good idea? Even if I do get caught the worst that can happen is they tell me to stop right? Pic related.
College economics
Ian Nelson
Luis Taylor
Op here. Also I shouldn't have a problem finding people to sell it to because most of the school is Asian/has an obsession with my(jap) or gook culture
Noah Walker
no one wants off brand gook pastries you goofy bastard.
Jeremiah Gomez
Hahahahahahahahaha
Aiden Phillips
As long as you don't make people sick and they taste good I don't think you'll have any problems.
Dylan Wood
The problem is no one wants off brand gook pastries. Fish and dog flavored ...gross. Do you have a grudge against your tongue?
Brody Price
No, you don't get it. These people actually would. Do you think I would start a plan like this if I knew it wouldn't succeed, retard?
Also I'm on mobile now, still OP
Jack Howard
don't ask for permission.
Caleb Bennett
How are you cooking them? How will you ventilate the fumes from cooking? How are you storing them? Where and how are you selling them? Why not get a loan and make a real shop instead of chinking out and nkt spending money?
Dominic Sullivan
Also there is no such thing as a "brand" version of these pastries, so kindly fuck off
Luke Rodriguez
So why you here posting instead of making them god damn fish pancakes?
James Jackson
Obviously you're a dummy. If you were certain your fellow zipperheads would purchase your dog cookies you wouldn't have come here for my guidance, retard.
Dominic Nelson
Good points. I would have to think about that in greater detail.
Daniel Bell
Of course there's no name brand gook dog/fish flavored pastries: NO ONE WANTS TO EAT THEM, also, that's why your filth is off brand.
Colton Bell
profit margins are too small and it requires too much manual labor. you're better off food prepping for people trying to diet since half of america is fat as fuck and too lazy to make their own meals and you can upcharge people for "healthy" lunches
Noah Butler
wow those things are good i forgot about them
thanks user
Cooper Sullivan
This user businesses
Brayden Mitchell
You are welcome
Jose Carter
Good point
Zachary Price
Look at the desperation in these posts. Very suspicious. I think OP is intruding in this anons gook cookie territory.
Aiden Butler
The trick is to get other kids to deliver them to student's dorms at every hour, look into the success of Insomnia Cookies
Asher Rivera
Ohh its Godzirrahhhh
Joseph Barnes
Alright, I'll look into that. Thanks user.
Daniel Adams
Im stealing this shit breh
Ryder Hughes
The government should be required to provide gook cookie rations.
Justin Gutierrez
Someone could sue you. As a matter of fact, if you make a mistake and someone gets sick, you may go to prison. Get licenses before doing something stupid.
But selling Taiyaki is a good idea, that shit is delicious.
Luke Cruz
Your next main problem would be competition, and finding enough hours to cook and keep up with demand anything over a certain threshold is going to attract the attention of a health official.
Jeremiah Rivera
They'd only buy your cookies once to be nice and supportive.