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I've bought a classic van- fully kitted out with waffle maker, ice cream freezer and coffee machine.
I feel overwhelmed somehow with just how much there is to sort out- even though I feel a lot of the right things.
I'm going to a business link course tomorrow and the day after and the week after for 2 more days.
I'm doing my food hygiene course and "diploma" next week.
I've looked for wholesalers and joined costco, makro and bookers. They don't stock all I need though- and I find them a tad pricey?
I'm asking myself tons of questions- should I just have plain cups, offer cutlery etc etc? How much should I pay for them?
This van- do i insure it as a car and then insure it as a business? Or do insurers insure you for everything?
It's an old van, any effective way of protecting it from theft? It needs topping up anyway, I need to find a house! Expensive- and don't fancy a cable sticking out of my letterbox for obvious safety reasons!
Pitches- a nightmare! I applied for a good few in town, most have been rejected as they've been taken.
Festivals could be good, but less in winter and the van is not ideal for long distance driving... I passed my test after 1997 so cannot legally tow the van.
Plus realised that my newish car is unable to tow the van anyway!
I could go on. Is anyone on here in the business- and spare a bot of time to help put my mind at rest!
Many thanks
I feel overwhelmed somehow with just how much there is to sort out- even though I feel a lot of the right things.
I'm going to a business link course tomorrow and the day after and the week after for 2 more days.
I'm doing my food hygiene course and "diploma" next week.
I've looked for wholesalers and joined costco, makro and bookers. They don't stock all I need though- and I find them a tad pricey?
I'm asking myself tons of questions- should I just have plain cups, offer cutlery etc etc? How much should I pay for them?
This van- do i insure it as a car and then insure it as a business? Or do insurers insure you for everything?
It's an old van, any effective way of protecting it from theft? It needs topping up anyway, I need to find a house! Expensive- and don't fancy a cable sticking out of my letterbox for obvious safety reasons!
Pitches- a nightmare! I applied for a good few in town, most have been rejected as they've been taken.
Festivals could be good, but less in winter and the van is not ideal for long distance driving... I passed my test after 1997 so cannot legally tow the van.
Plus realised that my newish car is unable to tow the van anyway!
I could go on. Is anyone on here in the business- and spare a bot of time to help put my mind at rest!
Many thanks
