So if I have my car washed and it cost $7 then one would believe that I could have 1 dozen of my baseball caps washed for, well $7.
Whereby they come out completely clean and germ free. With minimal color wash out or fiber degradation.
Perhaps a machine like a restaurant dishwashing machine that washes dishes in 2 minutes flat could be the ticket or center asset of the business?
Does a nice clean baseball cap help prevent male pattern baldness? I don't have to answer that any more than saying a dirty one doesn't.
And some baseball caps seem to itch right brand new.
Could a dry cleaning operation make a business like that as an adjunct?
Is there a business like that already?
You can wash them in the sink. But are you confident that you either got all the soap out or all the dirt out of the hat? Either one or the other?
Some old caps seem hard to rejuvenate. The business I propose could handle that as routine? As a routine part of the cleaning.
No extra fee for a really bad one. They just tell you nicely we saw that third had had some ring around the collar type stain on it and gave it a pretreatment. At no extra charge. Don't you like businesses like that? Not like the ones of today. They want a pound of flesh and a few extra ounces that add up to more than two pounds of flesh or coin? Oh, and then it takes more time than it should too doesn't it.
And what is that emblematic of?
Is a failed education system really a failed education system? Or is it really Republican pro life children that can't learn no matter what? Are they grateful when they become adults? No, they are sick and impish like.
© 2026 Thomas Paul Murphy
"Oh, hey look, this is my sick and impish like trophy wife. I am so proud of her!" Hee, hee, hee.
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