Jennifer Wahl

And so I thought I needed a business partner because I wasn't legally licensed at the time when I was getting ready to open.

You know, I was still, I was almost licensed at that point, which then I shortly got my license and realized I didn't need a business partner to own a salon, which...

You know, I was new.

I was young.

I was in my 20s.

I was like, well, I thought that's what you had to be.

But no.

And then opened that.

And then I hired a girl that was just kind of renting a bed from us.

So me and her ended up becoming really good friends and close because we were working side by side together.

And then me and her actually left together and opened up a bigger place at the time.

And that's when we started training girls.

Yeah.

I had a separate little location that we drive to like in Bellevue and we would train the girls like every week.

And then our training classes started getting booked up and more and more girls.

And then we started selling products to them.

And I had the product line before I had met her, but it was just convenient.

So we kind of just branched together and just kind of did all that.

So.

I always say take it slow.