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A controlled, safe environment where customers pay to smash old electronics, glass, and furniture to relieve stress.



   
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How you can do that. Tell me more info


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If you have old thing and i large storage put it in there and charge people to destroy things.



   
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To make it a fully working business, here is a quick breakdown of what goes into setting one up:

  1. Location & Space: You need a warehouse or commercial unit with concrete floors and solid soundproofing so the noise doesn’t bother neighbors.

  2. Safety First (Crucial): Customers must be provided with full protective gear—heavy-duty coveralls, full-face helmets/shields, cut-resistant gloves, and steel-toe boots. Signed liability waivers are mandatory before anyone enters the room.

  3. Inventory & Sourcing: You can partner with local electronics recyclers, junkyards, or thrift stores to get broken TVs, printers, glass bottles, and old furniture for cheap or even for free. My favorite is buying old storage 

  4. Setup & Cleanup: The rooms need heavy-duty rubber matting, reinforced walls, smashing tools (sledgehammers, baseball bats, crowbars), and a fast cleanup process between client sessions (brooms, shovels, heavy trash bins).

  5. Packages & Pricing: Offer tiered packages based on time and the amount/type of items provided (e.g., “BYOB – Bring Your Own Breakables”, “Smash a Printer”, or “Full Rage Package”).

It has great viral marketing potential on TikTok and Instagram, but safety and inventory management are definitely the biggest keys to success!

Also you can make a video of it for you tube and make there money.



   
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