They split a $4,470 RV three ways. Now their food truck makes $240,000 annually.

Fonte: Business Insider

Eddie Adegeye, JT Tarwei, and Isaac Flomo inside their food truckCourtesy of Danny WasabiJT Tarwai, Isaac Flomo, and Eddie Adegeye bought an old mobile dentistry unit for $5,000. They converted it into a food truck serving Southern-style fare outside bars and at festivals. The business — which the trio describes as a "dream come true" — has annual sales of $240,000.

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