Cody Archie

They're like, just blow them, and it's fine.

We haven't ever done that.

I've kind of kicked it around a little bit, but my thinking is if you just do a quality job,

and you price it fairly you don't have to kind of keep up with that kind of stuff and an extra deal to keep up with like in our laundromat we've we've looked at you know a lot of laundromats have gone to like tokens you put in or you get a credit a credit card kind of deal

Well, the guy that comes in and puts $10 on there and uses eight of it, we basically, in effect, stole $2 from him because he's never going to come back.

He's just passing through.

So we're still just a regular old coin-op machine.

We've got a coin changer back there.

You get $10 in quarters and you use eight, you've got $2 worth of quarters in your pocket when you leave.

Keeping the coin machine stocked, making sure a dollar bill, you know.

Yeah, I picked up on that, yeah.

Make sure a dollar bill isn't hung up in there or something like that.

So what do you got, like a safe just full of quarters?

We recycle them.

You take them from the machine, put them back into the coin machine, take them out of the washing machine, put them back in the coin machine.

One of the kids goes and checks, cleans the dollar bills out.

Chores a whole different meaning.

Crap.

How did you guys even get into that stuff?

So I worked in the preconditioning yard, and we had just bought our place.