My Liquor Store makes $1M/yr, but I earn ____
How profitable are liquor stores... really? 1 year ago I bought this shop under the impression that liquor stores are one of the best investments you can own. They're notorious for being essential, in demand, and just a big money-making machine. Well after a year of re-pricing all my product, hiring a full team to run the store, and upgrading everything I could - I'm here to uncover the age old myth... Do liquor stores live up to the "cash cow" status everyone makes them out to be? Or are they an overrated business model now passed their prime? Thank you all for the support on here recently... Would mean the world if you hit the sub - big plans in the works for this channel! Find me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coryjweigel... Email: [email protected]
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