I am still learning and not much help but if you want to have somebody to help and learn with even after this site is shut down and trust me I will hope to be able to have assistance from you all as well my email is: cmrp7129@gmail.com

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I know when you're done with all the set up and legal tape with getting permits and license what about the little stuff at nobody thinks about like health insurance for you're self or you're family that what really the biggest difference to me is. Working an 9-5 40 hr week the employer offers but what about us fokes that wants to be entrepreneurs

Hey everyone, We are two events in and having a blast! First event was 2 hours and we sold 100 drinks, second event was 3 hours and we sold over 120. The main thing that keeps getting close and almost running out is ice. For a smaller event, I can take about 120lbs of ice with my three coolers no problem. If we were to do a large festival where we needed hundreds of pounds, I'm trying to figure out how to manage that. I have cheaper walmart coolers, so I also lose some to melting with us constantly opening and closing the cooler. Usually for community events, ice is around the corner, but I'm curious how you all handle needing hundreds of pounds of ice. I've seen some of Ben's posts, but don't know if we'll be able to get access to a plug in cooler or not. I've thought about renting the large coolers from a party rental company. I don't mind investing in them, but also they take up a bunch of space in my garage! Also, we're still in a pop up tent, so a lot of hauling and moving things around. I appreciate any insight!

Thanks to Gary for this pic across from his setup.... Yuuuuuuum!