Peter Roth

That's a very, very small percentage of businesses that are like that.

Most of them are really quite boring.

Well, you're only seeing the businesses that are TV worthy.

You're only seeing the businesses that those producers know will keep viewership interested.

Oh, for sure.

Because they're just too boring.

You're not going to see roofers on there or companies on there.

It's never going to happen.

It's just not that exciting for TV.

Yeah.

So, no, I think that people should be going back.

You know, look, from a business owner's perspective, like you just said, you know, there's a lot of problems, obviously, with brick-and-mortar businesses, right?

There's too many buttons to push and levers to pull.

I agree with that model.

But not if you play your cards right, like, you know, the whole, like, laundromat model, right?

Like, there's plenty of people who are, you know, gazillionaires off of just running laundromats.

what a cool business model, you know, like you do nothing, like you don't have to step foot into your business almost, or really ever, you know, what, what, that's a great model.

I mean, it's as unsexy as it gets.

Sure.

Yeah, for sure.