Is this you, Quinn?

🎉 Big News! 🎉 I'm thrilled to announce that after 4.5 years of grinding, growing, and learning, I've successfully sold my vending machine business! It started out as a small venture My first delivery vehicle was my ford fusion My first warehouse was grandparents garage I was the sales team, operations, finance, etc I bought 1 machine from craigslist & hit the ground running Over the years we grew into a well optimize vending company - servicing 60 traditional snack & drink machines, along w/ 3 markets weekly So, this begs the question, why sell? I felt in order to double the business, I would need to grow into markets like riverside & LA. Once you do this, it becomes purely a logistics business & quite frankly im a sales guy. Operations isn't where i want to live I've always said - if you're not growing, you're dying, so the logical solution was to sell Whats next for me? - Probably take a week or 2 off. Recalibrate & then get back after it - Still growing the ATM business + have a few coals in the fire That said, would love to connect w/ those who have gone through a sale. The number 1 question i get is, "whats next"...Someone help me figure that out😂 Few shoutouts: @signthefronts @UsmanJazab @ConnorSpears @ethan_kohan for taking my call & answering questions when i contemplated the sale @elialbrecht & his team for handling the legal work on this deal @DIBookkeeping for handling my bookkeeping throughout the years Lastly, everyone who cheered & supported me on X throughout the years. Building in public was one of the best decisions i've made. The friends, connections, and incredible network i've built on this platform are truly special❤️