It’s Hot Dog Cart Radio Time! Grow your business with this info-packed interview featuring Dale Schroeder and Lucky Dawgs!
Dale has gone from working full time as a craps dealer in a casino to being a professional hot dog vendor, exceeding his old income and gaining his freedom in the process. Today you’ll hear how he did it.
Dale started out with a manufactured cart which he was very disappointed with.
His next move was to purchase the E-Z Built Hot Dog Cart Video and Plans Package so he could build a nicer cart for a lot less money.
He did such a good job that a passerby made him an offer he couldn’t refuse and he sold E-Z Built Hot Dog Cart #1 for a nice profit.
E-Z Built Hot Dog Cart #2 came out even nicer. Here’s a picture of it at Dale’s daily location right under the Reno Arch. (Is this a great location, or what?!!!)
Cart #2 came out so nice that another passerby just hired Dale to build one for him. Wait until you hear how much Dale is getting for E-Z Built Hot Dog Cart #3…
It’s all in this edition of the Original Hot Dog Cart Radio
~ Broadcasting from HotDogProfits.com since 2009 ~
Hot Dog Cart Radio – Dale’s Lucky Dawgs Reno
So not only is Dale making great money every day selling hot dogs (and having a ball ), he is making great side money building E-Z Built Hot Dog Carts for others.
As you can see, the income possibilities are endless with this business.
If you want to learn everything that Dale knows and use that knowledge to make great money for yourself
go to HotDogProfitsPremium.com and grab yourself a membership like Dale did.
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You’ll get instant online access to all my mobile food business training products including the E-Z Built Hot Dog Cart Videos and Plans, the Hot Dog Biz 101 training course which includes my 250 page book “Carts of Cash” (with audio version), the Cash Tracker Bookkeeping Software, 70 Hot Dog Recipes, the Ultimate Guide to Hot Dog Cart Leasing, 50 Menu Templates, a Free Website for your business, and much more.
Oh, one more thing – you get me too. I’m inside the members area every day answering member’s questions. You’re never alone.
I can’t wait to see you inside.
-Steve
UPDATE: I recently hired Dale to shoot several hours of video footage of himself working his cart in Reno. If you ever wanted to hang out with a world class hot dog slinger on the job and learn all the secrets, this is your chance. There are 60 videos in our new “Day at the Hot Dog Cart” video training course and it’s included at no extra charge with your Premium membership.
So Steve I can get all of that info for just $99? Get back to me.Thanks.
As of the time of this writing we actually dropped the price to make it more affordable for those who need a new income the most.
Dale,
We have a grill and we’re surprised you’re so successful without one. If we had an arch like you have there in our town, it would take orders from Obama, Michele and the Gov of Colorado to get permission to park there. Ha ha! Love the Coca Cola sign and the over-all look of your set-up. Keep slinging.
Some of my old friends in New Orleans went to be Dealers in Vegas in the 1860’s, and they would think you’re nuts to switch from dealing in an air conditioned swanky casinos to stand on the sidewalk and sling dogs, but what do they know about good fresh air and sunshine, eh?
We wish you continued success,
Boo and Drew Hargis
Fruita Colorado
The 1860s huh? I knew you were getting up there but I never realized how much…
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Hey Boo and Drew, I am sure you meant 1960’s. Running my own hot dog stand and making great money is waaaay better than having to breath everyone’s second hand smoke. I have been in casinos for twenty years and trust me, it is not as glamorous as it seems. Plus the folks are much nicer to me when I give them something for their money.
Also, I do use a Weber Q-100 grill on my cart. It is the best!
I was wondering if Dale is using the on board cooler for drinks. I didn’t see any other coolers. If the cooler is for drinks where would he keep his stock.
On board cooler is for drinks. The front of cart has room for ice chest but I use it for cooking water. I always have my truck around for back-up.
I salivate every time I get a message from you and view your wonderful cart with all the yummies.
Cool stuff
Indeed. Glad you liked it!
I’m wanting to get into the hot doggin Buisness and can’t wait. Do you no of a website for used low cost carts?
We have a classified section full of used carts. Click Here.
I’m here in the Tucson area, do you have to replenish the ice on your on board ice chest during a hot day? I’m trying to figure out what extras I may need. Thanks!
Mary
Delishdawgs@gmail.com Dawgs
Usually not. Keep the cooler lid closed as much as possible. This really helps.
Mary Paisley, if you can invest in a Yetti, it will hold ice for a week. It comes with a cost though……..
The problem with most coolers is there is no insulation in the lids. There is a video on YouTube on how to insulate the lid to give you maybe two or three extra days.