Daniel’s First Boring Business: Laundromats

Six categories appeared over and over again. That’s where his real journey—and possibly yours—begins.

The first boring business was laundromats. Daniel almost skipped them entirely. He assumed they

were outdated. But when he looked closer, the numbers told a different story.

Cities were full of renters without in-unit washers. Families still used laundromats for

large loads and bedding. The appeal wasn’t emotional—it was behavioral.

Every week, people need clean clothes. They pay in small amounts.

And they come back automatically. Daniel found an aging laundromat just 15 minutes

from his apartment. The owner was in his late 50s, tired, and ready to retire.