Chris Koerner

I did the same thing for a video like a month ago and it was no different.

I was, it was just cringe.

It was...

It was bad.

Yeah, so I was a student at the University of Alabama and I had learned about another business that was fixing iPhones from a retail location.

And they were bragging to the local news that they were making 20,000 a month.

And I'd been reading these business books.

I'd been like looking for my thing to start.

And for whatever reason, I said, I can do that.

I can fix phones.

And so right around the same time, one of my classmates gave me a broken iPhone and I saw like a flyer on the bulletin board for a guy that fixed iPhones.

And so I went to his dorm room and, um, I had him fix my iPhone in front of me and I asked him all kinds of questions.

And then I went and signed a five-year lease on, on a store.

So I went to all my previous bosses, um,

Because I didn't grow up around wealthy people.

My parents had no money.

And I basically said, hey, Danny, I want to start this business fixing iPhones.

This was 2010.

So iPhones were still very new.

No one thought it was viable.