Other People's Business with Mike and Travis

Mike spends time talking about Citizen’s dedication of honoring first responders with a limited edition watch.  When you “got to go”, you no longer have to check for toilet paper because Travis found a robot that’ll bring you a roll.  Learn about how a painting company can be profitable or not, and the increasing need for home care professional.

Talk about making a product into a community, there’s a new back pack company founded by a retired Special Ops Soldier who found himself in a tough and slow moving market but found a way to separate himself from the rest. Kick boxing might be on a comeback and make a great circuit training business to compete against Orange Theory and others like them. We also look at a simple business involving the ever growing delivery business.

Popeyes is bringing back their sold out Chicken sandwich. We share what caused the dethroning of the Richest man in the world. Mike finds a super cheap Goodyear tire Shop for sale. Travis finds a great business for Firefighters to consider and start up from scratch with Chicken Poop and round up.

Round 2 in the Chicken Sandwich battle, Popeyes is back and this time they think they're ready. We share what caused the dethroning of the Richest man in the world. Mike finds a super cheap Goodyear tire Shop for sale. Travis finds a great start up business for Firefighters to consider, all you need is  Chicken Poop and Round Up.

Mike is all about some JustWear, a full package underwear company that is changing the underwear game by flipping the script on traditional marketing and packaging. Travis explains the recent beer war between Coors and Bud and some sneaky brewery espionage. As for Businesses for sale: Mike ask the question, can daycares increase revenue and profit with unconventional hours. Travis finds a vending machine company for pennies on the dollar, perfect for someone with a rotation schedule.

$33k a month in revenue with an established Pool Cleaning Business. Then Mike, the want to be bowler, finds a 32 lane bowling alley for sale at 50% of what it would cost to build.

Epic failure of a weed head CEO who screwed up an amazing company and months before they were suppose to go public on the stock market. Firefighter, Franchise, Start Up, Entrepreneur and

Mike and Travis talk about how two old school products find themselves in the spotlight as they were sold out in hours. As for the businesses for sale, Mike and Travis compare two random businesses, one passive income large apartment complex and one that will need a working owner to be present, RV repair shop.