There are tons of kinds of small businesses existing that serves
a wide variety of markets. Who would ever think that a weird business like
selling in threes, cuddle sessions or a mobile wedding chapel could actually
make a profit? Well, you may want to check some of these weird small businesses
and see for yourself that you don't have to be conventional in order to make
some profitable income.
There
are times when all you need is the comfort of another person. There's nothing
like a good hug or a warm cuddle, but what if you don't have the option of doing
it with another person? So, here comes Cuddle Party in the scene.
Cuddle Party is a
"playful social event designed for adults to explore communication,
boundaries, and affection." These events are safe spaces where attendees
can go to meet and talk to new people as well as to practice consent and asking
for what they want, and of course, to just cuddle. Cuddling with strangers may
sound absurd, but there's value in their mission to teach boundaries, consent,
affection, communication, and non-sexual touch. The company was founded in 2004
and is a federally recognized non-profit organization.
Are you
someone who is interested in something new but don't know what exactly to get?
You can find the solution in the SomethingStore. This retailer offers customers who love surprises the
opportunity to purchase a brand new (never used or refurbished) mystery item,
or "something" for $10.
According to the
SomethingStore's site, your "something" may be a cool shiny gadget, a
rare book, a handmade necklace, a reverse clock, box of gourmet chocolates,
portable tennis set, etc. Anything goes, as long as it's legal to trade in the
United States and it's worth at least $10. Since it started last 2007, this
weird business has sold over 200,000 brand-new somethings.
No matter how boring and
risky it can be, doing the laundry is a part of life. Why risky? Because
somewhere in the journey from the hamper to the dresser, you could possibly
lose one of your favorite socks, leaving it useless.
With Throx, you can minimize the chances of handling another lonely
leftover sock. The company helps customers fight the infamous "sock
monster" by selling socks in threes, not pairs. That way, when you lose
one, you've still got a backup sock to keep the other company, so you can keep
wearing your favorite pair and doing your laundry worry-free.
Throx's socks are
one-size-fits-all and range in price depending on the design, though most cost
around $10.
Are you
in a tight budget but want to get married as quickly as possible? Whether
you're sober or drunk, The Wedding Wagon is the
perfect thing you're looking for. This unique mobile company founded in Las
Vegas provides a full wedding ceremony for just $129.
You have the option to
choose when and where you want to get married, and the wedding wagon will meet
you there with a minister, a witness, and a fully decked-out mobile chapel. For
an extra hundred bucks, The Wedding Wagon will even arrange to meet you at some
truly beautiful venues.
Do you have a
spit-up-prone baby or a territorial pet cat that sprays on every single
furniture he sees? If you do, then we understand what you're going through when
it comes to your home furniture. Well, you might be interested to know that
there's a company devoted entirely to helping people like you.
Slobproof, a Maryland-based furniture and design company, builds custom
chairs, sofas, and ottomans with specially engineered fabric that withstand
spills and other messes without staining. Debbie Wiener, founder and CEO of
Slobproof, said her design style marries the "common sense of a Jewish
mother with the muscle of a professional wrestler."
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