Laundromat thrift store. You need to wash all the clothing you take in and people want to wash stuff after they buy it. A food truck might bundle with a tool

Laundromat thrift store. You need to wash all the clothing you take in and people want to wash stuff after they buy it. A food truck might bundle with a tool truck. Considering that food trucks occasionally run out of trailers you could explore the idea with minimal risk by owning one and partnering with someone who has the other The idea has potential but you'd need the experience of actually running these kinds of things in order to figure out what combinations result in the economics fitting together nicely. I think there's high risk that the regulatory burden of serving food may add overhead that makes other ventures uneconomical to bundle.