A day in the life of a 30-year-old entrepreneur who ferries clients' Peloton bikes, golf bags, and Diaper Genies from the Hamptons to NYC, and who says business is booming during the pandemic
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The pandemic has also caused her to expand her brand geographically: She now operates in Greenwich, Connecticut and Westchester, New York. Here's what a typical summer weekend day looks like for her, catering to the countrified 1% during the pandemic.She get up just after 7 a.m. and skips breakfast in favor of hot water and lemon. She doesn't rush into her day, though, but pauses to write down everything she's grateful for in a journal.
Private chefs in Manhattan have also relied on her to deliver their dishes to clients. And of course, she's also picked up and delivered sets of forgotten keys. that's under 10 pounds. Also listed among the site's transport options are Diaper Genies , golf bags , garment bags , surfboards , and more.Courtesy Tote Taxi
"Even though we're in different industries, we like talking about new ideas, like how to expand," she explained. It's fun, but definitely business, especially as she's driving: "Oh it's a sober brunch – no mimosas."
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