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Der Waschstraßen-Trick des Fuchses. #Mindset #FürDich #Investieren #Reichtum #deutschland

@finanzfuchs01
883.4K views58.8K likes1:15ENAug 20, 2026
225 words1201 characters34 sentencesReadability: Grade 3

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Why does the fox sell unguarded cars, where its customer theoretically could come every day? The fox sells a old washroom for 180,000 euros. The machines work. But the loading is almost always empty. A bag costs 12 euros. A good day comes 30 cars. Maybe 10. With only one wash the fox never gets enough. So he goes further on waiting for customers. He hangs a new hat on it. Unguarded washroom. 29 euros per month. A customer could come every day and use the washroom completely. But the fox knows his customers. At the beginning they come constantly. Two times a week. Sometimes even faster. But after a month they only come once. Then it's 2 weeks. The car stays dirty. But the car runs further. Now it goes on. The fox sells 800 mits. 800 x 29 euros. Each month flies automatically 23,200 euros on his account. Before only a single car drives through the washroom. Most people come only 2 or 3 times a month. They save a few euros. The fox gets a lot of valuable, plantable income. With this safe cash flow, he buys the second washroom. Then the third one. The fox sells no more cars. He buys the feeling every time, to buy the washroom. And it means every month that the fox doesn't do it anyway.