Chris Koerner

Let's see.

I would think like.

50 bucks, a thousand, 10.

So, I mean, a thousand stickers will probably cost you, if it were sent to each, that'd be 10 bucks each.

That's not realistic.

It might cost you 25 or 30 bucks.

Right.

So sell for one to 200 bucks a roll, but you could sell like a case of five or six rolls, you know, and set them up on a, on a subscription.

You could get their like name custom printed or whatever.

And so I think like,

The potential downside that people are thinking about this is like, well, who's stopping like Vistaprint from just like selling their own, you know, like just taking their round stickers and calling them, you know, anti-spike drink stickers.

Well, it's like it's competition, right?

No one like these bar owners aren't going to think to go to Vistaprint to get this brand new product that didn't exist.

They're going to buy it from the guy that conveniently walks in and solves the problem right there on the spot.

Yeah, you could.

That'd be a bonus, but you don't have to.

You just mark them up.

It's an old product in a different way with a different package, which has shown time and time and again, there's nothing too stupid.

You just repackage something, reframe it, how it's used, and you win.

So meta ads, you know, would probably work cause it works for basically anything, but I would scrape every single bar, um, preferably in a local area just so you can preferably in your local area so you can have a tie to it.