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In this episode of Wash Talk, host Brian Ankney talks to Cameron Ray of Sparkle Express Car Wash and Noel Peña of Digital Recognition Network (DRN) about data-driven carwash marketing. The conversation explores how Sparkle Express uses DRN's license plate recognition and vehicle data to target potential customers based on behavior, such as driving frequency and vehicle type, rather than just proximity. This approach allows for precise outreach, replacing broad tactics like direct mail and geofencing. A recent campaign reached 330,000 qualified prospects and saw an 8% redemption rate, with 2% converting to monthly memberships. The discussion highlights how behavior-based targeting drives higher ROI and long-term customer value in today's carwash market.

Hot sex to go with that hot wax. by ClochardCeleste, listen to the Podcast at Steamy Stories. We pulled in to the gas station and he put the truck in park. “You want to tell me we're at a gas station at one in the morning instead of in bed at my apartment?” I pointed to the long, squat building adjacent to the gas station, its drive-in conveyorized tunnel car wash. I'd done a little recon on it, knew how it ran, knew all the levels of service it provided, and knew exactly how long the Ultimate Supreme Wash Plus service lasted. I'd run my own car through it last week. I knew that in exactly eight minutes your car got the Simoniz double bond, the wheel brite brake dust cleaner, the tire shine, UV protectant triple foam polish, and a hot wax and shine treatment.“We never get each other alone like this, and you want to spend our time getting the truck washed?” “Come on,” I said. “No one's in line.” He shook his head, but put the truck in drive again and steered it into the entrance bay. As I looked over at him scanning the instructions on the payment console, my body was already tensing up in anticipation. “Ultimate Supreme Wash Plus,” I said. He grinned at me. “Are you telling me my truck is filthy?” No, I wanted to say, I'm telling you that I am. A minute later, the door to the wash slowly opened and he drove his truck onto the conveyor. The candy-colored lights on the entrance arch blinked, encouraging us to drive forward. Forceful sprays of pre-wash and water hit the undercarriage. As he concentrated on getting the truck in just the right spot on the conveyor, I quietly unbuckled my seat belt. As soon as the door closed behind us, I'd only have eight minutes. A loud buzzer sounded and the lights on the arch glowed red. As the door squealed shut behind us, he put the truck in park and looked over at me. “You're acting very weird.” “Put your seat back,” I said. “All the way back.” The way he looked at me, I knew he was starting to understand. He did as I said. “Now push the steering wheel all the way up.” He did this, too. Then I crawled across the center console and straddled him. I pulled my shirt over my head and leaned into him. Putting my lips on his ear, I whispered, “I'm going to make you feel so good.” I could feel his heart thundering in his chest; between my legs, his cock was already hard. Slipping off him, and onto my knees, I was grateful for the roominess of his F150, and also grateful, for once, for my petite stature. I could feel the reverberations of the undercarriage wash as I knelt there, running my hands up the inside of his thighs. I let my fingers dance ever so lightly over the crotch of his track pants, his hard cock making the fabric taut. He laid his head back on the headrest and I heard him take several deep breaths. I reached up into his waistband and pulled his cock out. I ran my tongue around the tip, licking up the glistening pre-cum. I took him in my mouth, sucking just a little at first, and flicking the tip of my tongue against the underside of the head. I felt his hand in my hair, gently pushing it away from my face so he could watch me as I sucked him. I leaned forward and took more of him in my warm mouth, working my way down his shaft until I had taken his entire length and I could feel him at the back of my throat. I pulled back a little and let my tongue run along the throbbing vein that ran the length of his cock. His groan turned me on so much that I could feel my pussy start to pulse. “Look at me as you work that cock,” he whispered. I lifted my eyes to his face with his cock in my mouth. The way he looked down at me made me so hot that I reached down under my skirt and ran my fingers over my pussy. They came away wet. I wrapped my hand around the base of his cock and moved my mouth up and down his length, increasing my suction and letting my tongue swirl against the underside of his shaft. At the same time, with my other hand, I put my finger deep into my pussy and used my thumb to rub my clit. The sounds he made as I pleasured him were such a turn-on. I was so wet I couldn't even finger-fuck myself properly. Suddenly, the windows went opaque with cream-colored cleanser and I saw we were headed for the rolling brushes. Six minutes left. I climbed back onto him, but was surprised when he reached down and pressed the button to recline the seat flat. As it went horizontal, he edged himself away from under me and pointed to the seat. “Lie down and scoot up. It's my turn. I want to eat that little pussy right now.” This wasn't part of the plan. This was going to be me pleasuring him for the length of time it took to get a car washed. And besides, I didn't think we had time for this detour, considering the different ways I wanted to fuck him before the car wash was over. But the way he looked at me, I didn't waste a moment scrambling up the seat so that I could rest my elbows on the back seat. He pushed my skirt above my hips and lifted me so that my knees were on his shoulders. Then he edged my thighs open with his head. The moment his lips touched my pussy, I had to stop myself from grinding myself into his face. As the rollers rocked the car back and forth, he ran his tongue first down one side of my clit, then down the other. Then he let it run gently over the top and I felt like I was going to come right then. Being inside a private, enclosed space, with the roar of car wash implements in the background, stripped away my inhibitions, and instead of biting back my sounds of pleasure, I let them come. “I love the way you sound when you're getting fucked,” he said. “Put your fingers in me,” I said breathlessly. “Fuck me with your fingers as you eat me out.” He immediately put a finger in me, but it wasn't enough–I needed more. He pulled out and worked two in. That was better. He leaned back into me and bathed my clit with his tongue as he thrust his fingers in and out. I opened my legs wider and wider until I had one foot on the driver's side window and the other on the dashboard. He looked so good between my thighs. I moved against his fingers, my pussy gripping them tight. “That is so fucking good,” I panted. The car lurched forward and was doused in an enormous splash of water, sending the creamy foam streaming down the windows. I realized we were now in the UV foam wash. We had four minutes left. He drew back and wiped his mouth with a handful of fabric from my skirt, and laughed. “You are dripping.” I pulled his head to mine. “I want you in my pussy right now.” He grinned at me and ran his tongue over the edge of his front teeth in that way that drove me insane and I felt myself on the edge of losing control. “Then I want that bra off,” he said. I've never taken a bra off so fast. His hot tongue was on my nipple in a second, and I could feel the stimulation as keenly as if he'd been licking my clit. I groaned and opened my legs wide again, raising my hips to meet his hard cock. “Please fuck me now.” He guided himself into my tight cunt slowly at first and he felt so good that I tried to pull him in the rest of the way, but he pinned my arm against the seat and tortured me by making me take him inch by inch. With my free arm, I reached down for my clit. “I am going to come so hard on your cock, daddy.” He gave me that sexy grin again. “Oh, are you going to come on my cock?” “Yes, Daddy.” He pushed himself deeper into me, and a look of pure pleasure crossed his face. “Oh my god,” he groaned. The soap rained down the sides of the window as the car was jostled by the foam brushes. He pulled back a little so he could watch his thick cock moving in and out of my pussy. I kept playing with myself as he fucked me. “That's right, rub that clit while I fuck your tight little pussy.” He released my arm and pushed my right leg up so that it was on his shoulder. “Can I fuck you harder?” “Daddy, you can do anything you want to this pussy.” He started pounding me so hard I couldn't tell if the truck was rocking from the foam brushes or from us. Water flowed down the windows again as the conveyor moved the truck forward, and I saw, for the first time, a security camera trained on the belt. I don't know why I hadn't even considered this possibility–I seized up a little, and he noticed. “What's wrong?” I pointed to the camera, and he wrenched around to look at it. “What if someone's watching us right now?“He ran his hand over my breasts and tweaked my nipple. “You mean, what if the night clerk is in the back room, watching us on the security feed right now?” I nodded. He started fucking me again, this time with slow, deep, long strokes. “If he's watching you get your pussy pounded like this,” he whispered in my ear, “then he's stroking his cock.” The idea of another man jerking himself off as he watched me get fucked was such a turn-on–I pictured him standing in front of the closed-circuit TV, spitting in his hand, and then jerking off his stiff cock as he watched another man get his cock off in my pussy. “That's so hot,” I whispered. “You like that, baby?” he growled, speeding up his thrusts. “Yeah, I know you want him to get himself off watching you get fucked so good.” This idea was so intensely hot that my orgasm crept up on me without warning. It bore down on me like a freight train; there was no way to stop it. I imagined the night clerk groaning as he stroked, watching me get fucked, then imagined his roar of pleasure as the cum exploded from his cock and streamed over his hand. My orgasm sent my body into a convulsion. “Fuck, I'm coming, I'm coming so fucking hard, oh my god, don't stop!” I clamped down on his hips with my thighs and my pussy throbbed. I threw my head back and cried out so loud that I was sure I could be heard over at the gas station. “God, I'm about to fill you up,” he said, as the truck lurched forward again, into the last segment of the wash, the hot wax. Though I was still swimming in the waves of pleasure from my orgasm, I put both hands on his chest and pushed him off me. We only had two minutes left. He looked down at me, confused. “What are you doing?” I pulled my legs up and flipped over so that I was lying on the inclined seat face-down. “I want you to finish in my ass.” I heard his sharp intake of breath behind me. He gently ran his hands across my buttocks. “Are you sure?” I looked over my shoulder at him, biting my lower lip. “What are you waiting for?” He fingered my pussy and used my post-orgasm wetness to lubricate my asshole, then pushed his cock back up my cunt to get it wet. As I watched the hot wax droplets sprinkle onto the rear windshield, he used his hand to push on the small of my back so my ass was raised up. I reached behind me and pulled my cheeks open so he could push the head of his cock inside me. He went slowly, pushing against the resistance, and for a moment, I couldn't imagine there was any way he could get his big cock inside that tiny hole. He reached underneath me and hooked his finger in my pussy while, with his other hand, he continued to thread his cock into my ass. I gasped as I began opening up to accommodate him–a strange sensation, edged with pain. I knew beyond it was an entirely different kind of pleasure, the kind that was impossible to put into words, but he had to push himself entirely inside my ass to get me there. He continued lubricating his shaft with my juices, easing his way into me. “Holy shit,” he groaned. I rocked my hips against him to take him those last couple inches, and finally I felt his body against my ass. He was balls-deep and slowly started working his cock in and out of my tight hole. He pushed my head down and tangled his fingers in my hair. “Beg for it,” he whispered. “Tell me how bad you need to get your ass fucked.” I clenched against his cock, barely able to speak. He pulled my hair harder. “Beg for it.” “Oh, daddy, I fucking need that cock in my ass.” He reached around beneath me and found my clit. He flicked it rhythmically in just the right place, faster and faster as he fucked me. The sensation was so good it was almost unbearable. I ground my hips against him. “Fuck yes,” he growled, “milk that cock.” I felt the truck come to stop on the belt. The air dryers roared on. I knew the door would be opening any moment. There couldn't be more than thirty seconds left before we were exposed to the world again. He took hold of the edge of the seat for leverage, using it to push himself as deep in my ass as he could go. “Right there,” he whispered. “Right…fucking…there. I'm gonna come, I'm gonna fucking come.” Hearing his voice, hoarse with pleasure that I was giving him, sent me careening toward the edge, and before I even understood what was happening, I was coming again, just as he exploded in me. He roared as he filled me up with his cum. I could see the tunnel growing lighter as the door slowly opened, but I could barely move; my legs were quivering. As the hum of the giant dryers ceased, he helped me sit up. The blinking lights of the exit arch lit up his face as he smiled down at me. He started to say something, then just shook his head, and tucked himself back into his track pants. As I pulled my shirt back on and smoothed my skirt, I could feel his cum dripping out of me, but I didn't care. I fell against the window like a rag doll. I was completely used up. He readjusted the driver's side seat and reset the rear-view mirror, which I'd kicked askew. The door was all the way open now, revealing the bays of fuel pumps and illuminated lottery signs. As he steered his truck out of the car wash and past the gas station, I saw a single figure in front of the window, watching us as we drove away. by ClochardCeleste for Literotica

"Thank God, he thought, help has arrived.”Today on the show, Jess shares a back story about a Vinyl Cafe tour bus adventure. Plus two Dave and Morley stories about more car trouble.“ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Wade Keith grew up in Alabama, and came to Colorado as a raft guide - but after he found love and wanted to start a family he decided to pursue a professional career.  This journey included stops at Enterprise Rent-a-Car, Odell's Taproom, Otterbox, and now approaching 15 years “Working at the Carwash”.  But - not just any car wash - Breeze Thru Car Wash, the dominant membership car wash club in Northern Colorado.  Wade is now a partner in the business, and serves as Brand Manager and is also a community ambassador of sorts - and he's a very insightful guy.  This episode digs into the business of washing cars - the capital investment, the recycling of water, the continuous finding and development of entry level employees - and the heart of Wade's why in finding joy in this journey.  Wade's journey was heavily impacted by a health scare - early in his relationship with his wife - in which an infection nearly severed his spine - and left him still unable to do some of the things he loves.  But he finds joy in his work, and in his music, and in his family - and you'll hear about all of those things and more, so please join me in enjoying my conversation with Wade Keith.The LoCo Experience Podcast is sponsored by: Purpose Driven Wealth Thrivent: Learn more

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In this episode of Professional Carwashing & Detailing's Wash Talk, host Brian Ankney sat down with Tyler England from LiveReach AI to explore how advanced camera systems are transforming carwash operations far beyond simple surveillance. They discuss how high-resolution, multi-angle camera systems are essential in handling customer damage claims. With clear video evidence, operators can prove preexisting damage, which not only protects the business but often results in happy, informed customers. Tyler explains how cameras integrated with AI can now track key metrics such as pay station wait times, vacuum usage and tunnel throughput. This data provides actionable insights that help operators fine-tune staffing, training and customer flow.

In this episode of Wash Talk: The Carwash Podcast, host Rich DiPaolo welcomes Jim Ceresnak, vice president of Northmarq. They discuss the evolving dynamics of the carwash market and the M&A landscape. Ceresnak begins by reacting to major news announcements from Q1. Some of those developments sparked speculation about waning investor enthusiasm in the sector. However, despite some turbulence, Ceresnak believes the industry's long-term fundamentals remain sound and encouraging for future growth.  Ceresnak identifies key lessons the industry has learned from recent developments and market shifts. He emphasizes the need for operational excellence, disciplined growth and realistic financial forecasting. He outlines what sets resilient carwash operators apart from their peers in the field. Ceresnak says strong leadership, efficient site performance and capital access help operators continue to thrive. Chains that focus on sustainable expansion and strong customer loyalty are more likely to survive market pressure.  Looking ahead, Ceresnak discusses how financial conditions could shape carwash M&A activity this year. He highlights the impacts of 100% bonus depreciation and interest rates on growth strategies. He evaluates sale-leaseback strategies, which still hold value when carefully structured. Operators must balance short-term gains with long-term obligations when considering such strategies for expansion.

How you can help Big Brothers/Big Sisters thanks to Mike's Carwash. Also, Plain Glass with Pastor Chad Hovind.

In this episode of Wash Talk, host Brian Ankney chats with Phil Marquardt and Chris Zuchegno from Dencar and United Auto Wash to dive into the operator's perspective on innovation in carwashing. Phil shares how his passion for 24/7, people-free carwash operations led him from running a wash to developing the tech behind it. From the challenges of launching memberships in unattended sites to embracing customer feedback, the episode reveals how Dencar is empowering even small operators with big-league tech.

This podcast episode delves into the significance of utilizing personal tools within the detailing industry, emphasizing their evolution and the impact of technological advancements on performance. I reflect on my journey from utilizing older equipment to embracing contemporary innovations, underscoring the visible improvements that clients and detailers alike can appreciate. The discussion further explores the nuances of client relationships, highlighting how consistent quality and reliable service foster long-term loyalty. As we navigate through various challenges within the industry, it becomes evident that adaptability and a commitment to ongoing learning are paramount. Ultimately, this episode serves as a testament to the dynamic landscape of detailing, where tradition meets innovation, and the collective pursuit of excellence drives success.Don't forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel for more content: http://www.youtube.com/@TheDetailSolutionsPodcast1https://www.mte.live/paint-correction-competition leave a suggestion for next years competitionUse the code DSP15 at www.detailedimage.com to save 15% on your order.For the professional detailers you can join the wholesale program at www.detailedimage.com/wholesale/dsp and get a $20 bonus credit on your first order.Use code DSP10 at www.autofiber.com to save 10% on your order.Use code dsp10 at www.biobombs.com to save 10% on your order.

The last couple weeks, we have been looking to award local favorites in honor of John and Tammy's ACM nomination. This week we are looking for the "Best Place to Clean Your Car After Your Kids Smashes Their Goldfish Crackers Everywhere." Did your favorite make it to our top 5?

Host Rich DiPaolo is joined by Ryan Molinelli and Kevin Molinelli of Qual Chem for a deep dive into the company's journey, product philosophy and upcoming innovations. The conversation kicks off with a look at Qual Chem's history and how it has grown into a trusted name in the professional carwashing industry. Ryan and Kevin discuss what sets Qual Chem's formulations apart, how their founder's operator background gives them a unique edge in product development, and how this perspective translates into real-world solutions for carwash operators. As the team gears up for The Car Wash Show™ 2025, they share a sneak peek at what attendees can expect from Qual Chem's booth 1010, including new products and technologies. They also touch on key chemical trends and challenges they're addressing in 2025 — and give us a glimpse into what the future holds for carwash chemical innovation.

EPISODE 83 - “TCM FILM FESTIVAL 2025 PREVIEW” - 4/14/2025 It's that time of years again. Time for the 2025 Turner Classic Movies Film Festival, which takes place April 24-27 in Hollywood California. This year, the theme is “Grand Illusions: Fantastic Worlds on Film.” This week, Steve and Nan offer a fun preview of the highlights of the upcoming festival and they discuss the films they are most excited to see, including great titles such as BEN HUR, SUDDENLY LAST SUMMER, GUNFI*GHT AT THE OKAY CORRAL and A GUY NAMED JOE.  SHOW NOTES:  Sources: Wikipedia.com; TCM.com; IMDBPro.com; Movies Mentioned:  The Empire Strikes Back (1980), starring Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher, & Harrison Ford; The Fabulous Baker Boys (1989), starring Jeff Bridges, Michelle Pfeiffer, & Beau Brides; Cooley High (1975), starring Lawrence Hilton Jacobs & Glenn Turman; Car Wash (1976), starring Richard Pryor, Bill Duke, & George Carlin; Greased Lightning (1977), starring Richard Pryor, Pam Grier, & Beau Bridges; Which Way is Up (1977), starring Richard Pryor & Lonette McKee; Bustin' Loose (1981), starring Richard Pryor & Cicely Tyson; Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (1978), starring Peter Frampton & The Bee Gees; The Last Dragon (1985), starring Taimak & Vanity; Krush Groove (1985), starring Russell Simmons & LL Cool J; Beau Geste (1926), starring Ronald Colman; The Freshman (1925), starring Harold Lloyd; Misery (1990), starring Kathy Bates & James Caan; The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975), starring Tim Curry, Susan Sarandon, & Barry Bostwick; Babe (1995), starring James Cromwell; The Enchanted Cottage (1945), starring Robert Young & Dorothy McGuire; Jaws (1975), starring Richard Dreyfuss, Robert Shaw, & Roy Scheider; Blue Velvet (1986),starring Kyle McLaughlin, Laura Dern, Dennis Hopper, & Isabella Rossellini; We're No Angels (1955), starring Humphrey Bogart & Joan Bennett; Gunfight At The Okay Corral (1957), starring Burt Lancaster & Kirk Douglas; Cape Fear (1962), starring Robert Mitchum, Gregory Peck and Polly Bergen; The Ritz (1976), starring Rita Moreno & Treat Williams; Gunman's Walk (1958), starring Van Heflin, James Darren, & Tab Hunter; Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison (1957), starring Robert Mitchum & Deborah Kerr; The Divorcée (1930), starring Norma Shearer & Robert Montgomery; Talk of The Town (1942), starring Cary Grant, Jean Arthur, & Ronald Colman; Moonlight & Pretzels (1933), starring Leo Carrillo & Mary Brian; A Guy Named Joe (1943) starring Spencer Tracy, Irene Dunne, & Van Johnson; Ben Hur (1959), starring Charlton Heston & Stephen Boyd; Suddenly Last Summer (1959), starring Elizabeth Taylor, Katharine Hepburn, & Montgomery Cliff; Brigadoon (1954), starring Gene Kelly & Syd Charisse; --------------------------------- http://www.airwavemedia.com Please contact sales@advertisecast.com if you would like to advertise on our podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week for John and Tammy's Hometown AMCs, we want to talk about the Best Place to Clean Your Car After Your Kids Smashes Their Goldfish Crackers Everywhere! This is that car wash that comes in clutch when you haven't washed it in forever and just need to get everything in looking like you're at least a little put together. Because a clean car runs better... at least that's what our dad told us...

This week we hit the McKinnley Speedway for a life-changing stock car race as we the last?? the closing?? the ultimate??? The Final Destination! Magic Mind: Get up to 25% off the Magic Mind gummies using our code SRIGHTS25 directly on their website. Visit https://magicmind.com/SRIGHTSGM to take advantage of this incredible offer! Star ratings help us build our audience! Please rate/review/subscribe to us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen, and share us with your local car wash attendee! Email us at sequelrights@gmail.com with feedback or suggestions on future franchises!

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In this episode of Wash Talk: The Carwash Podcast, host Rich DiPaolo talks with Nick Haase, co-founder of MaintainX, about how preventive maintenance strategies can help carwash operators minimize costly downtime and deliver consistent, high-quality service to their customers. Haase begins by sharing his background and the origins of MaintainX, highlighting how the company has evolved to support carwash operators in managing their equipment and operations more efficiently. Throughout the conversation, he emphasizes how maintenance can be used as a competitive advantage, helping operators stand out in a crowded market by ensuring reliability and maximizing uptime. For more information, please visit www.maintainx.com.

21x National Champion and Boxing Star "Right Hook" Roxy Verduzco Talks Career, Training with Her Mom, and More! In this exclusive interview with Cynthia and Jeandra on BWBSP, highly-decorated boxer "Right Hook" Roxy Verduzco opens up about her recent signing with Tom Loeffler's 360 Promotions and what it means for her career moving forward. She warns all the women in her division that she's coming for them and will be "knocking on their door" for a fight! Verduzco also talks about the unique challenges of having her mother as her trainer, sharing insights into their relationship and how it impacts her boxing career. Plus, find out how Verduzco received constructive criticism from Ring Magazine in the March 2025 Women's History Month issue. She discusses the valuable feedback and how it's helping her grow as a fighter. Roxy also shares stories from her amateur days, including the fighters she came up with, and offers some hilarious anecdotes about Ryan and Sean Garcia, who have always supported her journey in the sport. Don't miss this in-depth conversation with one of boxing's most promising stars! Verduzco vs. Maltez will be featured on 360 Promotions "Hollywood Fight Nights" undercard on April 19 at The Commerce Casino and live on UFC Fight Pass. #WomensBoxing #360Promotions #TomLoeffler #RingMagazine #ryangarcia

This week Foo wants to clarify his wash car methods. Boars hair brushes? Affording things today is becoming problematic while tariffs are quickly becoming part of our lives. Car companies are about to struggle and many other iindustries, really. Gym has a theory on what Trump is up to and it comes down to the 1%. How will all the DOGE cuts affect some aspects of life and especially during emergency situations where FEMA would intervene. Foo contemplates his reirement and lack of a will. Foo got the gutters covered. Plus more!

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Host Rich DiPaolo talks with Ian Burton, ISTOBAL's North American director of sales, to celebrate a major milestone — ISTOBAL's 75th anniversary. Burton reflects on the company's rich history, global growth and continued commitment to innovation in the vehicle wash industry. Burton shares how ISTOBAL is commemorating this impressive milestone anniversary, while also discussing how the company's decades of experience translate into stronger partnerships and solutions for its customers. He offers insights into the current state of the North American professional carwashing industry and highlights ISTOBAL USA's latest product launches. See how ISTOBAL's innovations are addressing key challenges operators face today and what's next for the company as it continues to expand in the North American market.

This week the guys want to know what's in a car ceramic coating, best methods for a scratch free car wash and talking about our past car wash indiscretions. Gym gets recommended a place that can do wheel repair and powder coat while Foo gets referred for motorcycle fork repair. Foo's wife got a new ride. Melly goes to New Orleans for an Audiology conference and Foo loves the food aspect of that city. Gym goes to Mexico City and doesn't have a meal. We reminisce about long lost portable storage formats over the years. Plus more!

A wonderful must see episode with guests: Extradinary Film Producers/Film and Television Directors/ and Film and TV Actors Bill Duke (Acting in Car Wash, Commando, Predator, American Gigolo, Menace II Society...directing Hoodlum, A Rage in Harlem, Sister Act II films... episodes of Knots Landing, Dallas, Hunter) and Kenya Cagle, whose film MY KING, has won over 70 awards ( other films he have produced/directed, wrote and appeared in include newly released Sin Apple, Dead 2 Right, Killing Joanne). Great episode!

In this episode, host Rich DiPaolo talks with Danka Dubak, director of marketing for AVW Equipment Company and a third-generation member of the company's founding family. Dubak shares how AVW has remained a leading force in the carwash equipment industry for over five decades by consistently delivering modern solutions tailored to today's carwash operators. We explore the evolution of tunnel carwashes from AVW's viewpoint, including the enhanced capabilities of the modern tunnel and how AVW's “simplicity in motion” design philosophy benefits both operators and end customers. Dubak also discusses the significant impact AVW's belt conveyor system — first launched in 2005 — has had on the market. She walks us through the industry's shift from roller and chain systems to belts, the operational advantages of belts, and when it may or may not be practical to adopt them. Finally, Dubak gives us a sneak peek into AVW's latest innovations and what's on the horizon for the company.

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Ian Rickwood never planned to get into the carwash business but when he saw how outdated the service was, he spotted an opportunity. Rickwood shares how Aquasonic is using smart tech and Formula 1-inspired drying to change the game. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You might think snow is bad for a car wash business...But what if it turns out to be their best friend?In this episode, Harry Caruso, founder and CEO of Car Wash Advisory, unravels the intriguing dynamics of the car wash industry and how it stands as an attractive investment sector in the world of mergers and acquisitions.In this episode, you'll discover…The surprising impact of snow on the car wash economy.Why car wash operators have opportunities to succeed no matter their scale.How matrix-like operations are shaking up the car wash industry.The relevance and advantages of reps and warranties insurance in selling businesses.A peek into the upcoming 2025 trends for the car wash sector.

The ritual of spring cleaning takes on new life in this energizing episode as Matt and Sam craft the perfect soundtrack for transforming both your living space and your mindset. Rather than viewing cleaning as a chore, we reimagine it as a journey of renewal that deserves its own carefully curated playlist.Our unique approach divides the cleaning experience into two complementary sides. Matt's selections begin with the motivational power of Christopher Cross's "Ride Like the Wind" (complete with its surprising LSD-inspired origin story) and progresses through tracks that address both physical spaces and internal "cleaning" – recognizing that sometimes the most important decluttering happens within ourselves. From the practical reminders of "Car Wash" by Rose Royce to the introspective examination in "Demons" by Imagine Dragons, Side A creates momentum for your cleaning journey.Sam's Side B acknowledges the reality that before things get cleaner, they often must first get messier. Starting with Matt and Kim's aptly titled "Make a Mess," these selections guide you through the emotional process of letting go (with Peter Bjorn and John's "Objects of My Affection"), finding motivation when energy flags (Britney's iconic "Work Bitch"), and ultimately creating your own personal paradise (Coldplay).What emerges is more than just a playlist – it's a thoughtful exploration of how our physical environments reflect our mental states. By creating order in our surroundings, we often discover newfound clarity and peace within ourselves. Throughout the episode, we share personal insights about the connection between clean spaces and clear minds, offering listeners both practical motivation and meaningful reflection.Whether you're tackling a major decluttering project or simply tidying up for the new season, this musical journey transforms mundane household tasks into an opportunity for renewal. Put on your headphones, grab your cleaning supplies, and join us in creating spaces that nourish rather than drain us as we welcome spring.https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/spring-cleaning-2025/pl.u-ppBRCdKjlz1.  Ride Like the Wind – Christopher Cross2.  Car Wash – Rose Royce3.  Demons – Imagine Dragons4.  Cleaning Windows – Van Morrison5.  Come Clean – Hilary Duff6.  Hard Knock Life (Ghetto Anthem) – Jay-Z7.  Make a Mess – Matt and Kim8. Objects of My Affection – Peter Bjorn and John9. Goodbye Stranger – Supertramp10.  Work Bitch – Britney Spears11.  So Fresh, So Clean – Outkast12.  Paradise – Coldplay Support the showVisit us at https://www.superawesomemix.com to learn more about our app, our merchandise, our cards, and more!

Everyone who had Matchbox or Hot Wheels cars, had to have this! I mean all our cars were dirty! What better way to clean them, than a car wash! We also talk about Grapplers & Gimmicks, Zombie Sailor, Rush's Kickstarter success, Mattel Creations reveals, Jada Toys Scooby Doo, Big Boom AJ, Big Justice & The Rizzler, Club Grayskull, and Top Rope Collectibles landing The Diamond Studd! Also check out the TB Toycast YouTube Channel!New Unboxing Videos every Monday, Wednesday & Friday! https://youtube.com/@tbtoycast?si=zLoJb-8UXOMbBVWfAlso check out The Saturday Morning Rumble Wheel wherever you find your podcasts!

Chris and Lauren discuss four weird news stories: the Old Testament-esque tale of a kayaker being spit out by a whale, smelly flowers in Australia, an ambitious ocean voyage that departed from Philly and a weird Walmart car wash project.

In this episode, Mel Ohlinger from OhmCo discusses how in-bay automatic carwashes can compete with larger chains by leveraging their unique advantages. These include lower costs, 24-hour availability, and the ability to cater to niche customers with specialized vehicles, such as motorcycles and trucks. Mel emphasizes the power of data and social media analytics in identifying potential customers, explaining how targeted advertising can help carwashes reach specific vehicle owners within their communities. By utilizing Facebook ads and vehicle sales data, businesses can refine their marketing strategies and maximize engagement. Mel also provides practical website best practices to enhance user experience and search engine rankings. She touches on the psychological aspects of menu design, explaining how color choices, layout simplifications and brand consistency can influence customer decisions and boost sales.

A Houston rapper and his young daughter die in a targeted shooting at a car wash. Police say two men got out of a car and opened fire before speeding away. A mother tells her son’s killer. "It is not possible to forgive something like this,". She is speaking to Grei Mendez, the woman who ran the daycare where Dominici’s 22-month-old son, Nicholas Feliz Dominici, died after being exposed to fentanyl. Drew Nelson reports.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Also, the "Grinch Crime Spree" in Plano has been solved with the suspect in jail, and VP Vance will visit the Texas-Mexico border to highlight the Trump administration's immigration crackdown.

Dear Listener,Thank you for choosing my evil podcast, Lord Serpent's Library, over all the other podcasts ever made. In this episode, you'll find enclosed a tale soaked in horror. You've heard of axe murderers, but what about wax murderers? Grab your sponges and your sudses and prepare to be muddy terrified.EVIL (Evil Villains Internationally Lauded),Lord SerpentThis podcast was created by William Charles Brock & Lord SerpentDungeon sounds from phlair at freesound.org (https://freesound.org/people/phlair/sounds/388340/)Follow us on Instagram @lordserpentslibrary

Meliss laughs at the shoelaces that curl at end, car wash cards, and what a person direct messaged her on her art instagram.

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It's not TV, it's... G-I-R-T-H-Y hosted by Law Smith @LawSmithWorks and Eric Readinger... Here's the episode description we 100% totally wrote:   GIRTHY Podcast® hosted by Law Smith @LawSmithWorks & Eric Readinger AI-powered content creation, data privacy, car wash innovations, and navigating the challenges of modern relationships. In this episode of the GIRTHYPod®, the hosts explore how to leverage AI tools to boost your blog's SEO, effectively remove your personal data from online brokers, gamify your car wash experience to attract more customers, and build meaningful connections in the age of loneliness and online dating. Packed with insights, humor, and practical tips, this episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to stay ahead of the curve in the ever-evolving digital landscape.   Episode sponsored...  

In this episode of PC&D Unscripted, we welcome Ian Hamilton, aftermarket technical sales with Vacutech by NCS. Hamilton joins us to discuss Vacutech's latest innovation, T-Force, and what it means for the carwash industry. We begin with a look at Vacutech's history and its impact on the industry, as well as Hamilton's role in supporting operators with advanced vacuum solutions. Hamilton discusses the most recent developments from Vacutech, highlighting the cutting-edge advancements that continue to push efficiency and performance. A major focus of the discussion is T-Force, including why it was developed, and the pain points it aims to solve. Learn how this advanced vacuum system technology can improve performance while reducing expenses. Hamilton also shares his insights on what the future holds for vacuum technology and how Vacutech is positioning itself to lead the way in innovation.

Did you know that car washes in the United States generate over $15 billion in revenue annually? Yet, most investors overlook them as a serious wealth-building opportunity. Today, we're diving into why car washes are one of the most underrated investments – and how guest Kriss Berg is using them to generate passive income, scale his portfolio, and slash his taxes.In this episode of The Agent of Wealth Podcast, host Marc Bautis is joined by Kriss Berg, a serial entrepreneur who made a name for himself in the business world with e-commerce and newsletter ventures before diving into the car wash industry. Kriss, formerly known as “The Car Wash Guy” on X, shares how he turned car washes into a wealth-building machine – leveraging undervalued business, operational improvements, and tax advantages to scale car wash investments.In this episode, you will learn:Why car washes are an overlooked but profitable business investment.How Kriss scaled from one to five car washes using a repeatable system.The massive tax advantages that come with owning a car wash.Key factors to consider when buying and scaling a car wash business.What makes a great car wash location – and the pitfalls to avoid.And more!Resources:Episode Transcript & Blog | TaxFreeCashCow.com | @KrissBergTweets | Bautis Financial: 8 Hillside Ave, Suite LL1 Montclair, New Jersey 07042 (862) 205-5000 | Schedule an Introductory Call

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In this episode, host Rich DiPaolo talks with Steve Gaudreau, president, and Jason Van Kooten, director of maintenance and facility, for Brink Results, LLC. Brink Results is widely recognized in the professional carwashing industry for its expertise in organizational development, management coaching and sales training. However, as Gaudreau explains, the company has expanded its services to include technical consulting, helping carwash operators improve tunnel efficiency, enhance quality and reduce operational costs. Leading this initiative is Van Kooten, a successful operator with firsthand experience in optimizing carwash performance. Throughout the conversation, Van Kooten discusses strategies for reducing water and chemical waste, emphasizing the importance of training staff to use chemicals efficiently while maximizing effectiveness. He also explores how the right nozzles and spray technologies can help minimize water usage without compromising wash quality. The discussion highlights key metrics that operators should track to measure efficiency, along with best practices for real-time monitoring and data analysis to improve decision-making. In addition to chemical and water management, this episode delves into the critical role of preventative maintenance. Van Kooten and Gaudreau share insights on how carwash operators can implement effective maintenance schedules to prevent costly downtime and extend the lifespan of equipment. For more information, please visit www.brinkresults.com.

What Carwash Were You At?

In this episode, we sit down with a third-generation member of the Dahm family to talk about the vision, values and culture that have propelled Crew Carwash into an industry powerhouse. Founded more than 70 years ago in Fort Wayne as Indiana's first automated car wash, Crew now boasts 45 locations in Indiana and Minnesota. Executive Vice President Sally Grant explains how technology, training and tenacity are pushing that number higher.

Host Rich DiPaolo talks with Erin Noonan, director of marketing for G&G Industrial Lighting, to discuss how colored carwash light shows can transform the customer experience and bolster operators' bottom lines. Noonan shares her thoughts on the impact of LED lighting on customer experience, loyalty and business growth. She explores the functional benefits of colored LEDs beyond aesthetics, such as improved visibility, safety, service confirmation and efficiency. Additionally, Noonan discusses the ROI of investing in modern LED systems, using case studies of existing customers. Throughout the conversation, Noonan highlights key industry trends and innovations in carwash lighting and offers expert guidance for operators looking to implement or upgrade their lighting systems to maximize impact and profitability. Tune in to learn how strategic lighting choices can enhance your customer experience and drive long-term success.

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From humble beginnings in a Kansas farming community to becoming a 2X fund manager, JC Hearn has mastered the art of raising capital and building lasting relationships. In this episode, we dive into JC's incredible journey from land brokerage to managing $200M+ in assets, including his innovative approach to syndicating express car wash funds. Discover how JC leverages cutting-edge business models, faith-driven leadership, and strategic networking to deliver exceptional investor returns.Key Takeaways to listen for:Transitioning to Innovative Asset Classes:JC Hearn shares how his journey evolved from land brokerage and multifamily syndications to managing express car wash funds, leveraging technological advancements and subscription-based business models to drive profitability.Building Investor Trust Through Relationships:JC emphasizes the importance of strong personal relationships and credibility, noting that many investors are drawn to his projects due to trust built over time and his demonstrated expertise.The Profitability of Express Car Wash Funds:Learn how express car washes offer higher returns compared to traditional multifamily investments, driven by operational efficiencies, strategic site selection, and accelerated depreciation benefits.Strategic Networking for Capital Raising:JC highlights the critical role of networking and connecting with like-minded individuals, such as family offices and faith-based investors, to build meaningful relationships that lead to investment opportunities.Leveraging Social Media for Authentic Engagement:JC discusses how sharing his faith, family values, and professional journey on social media resonates with his audience, fostering deeper connections and attracting investors who align with his principles.About Tim MaiTim Mai is a real estate investor, fund manager, mentor, and founder of HERO Mastermind for REI coaches.He has helped many real estate investors and coaches become millionaires. Tim continues to help busy professionals earn income and build wealth through passive investing.He is also a creative marketer and promoter with incredible knowledge and experience, which he freely shares. He has lifted himself from the aftermath of war, achieving technical expertise in computers, followed by investment success in real estate, management skills, and a lofty position among real estate educators and internet marketers.Tim is an industry leader who has acquired and exited well over $50 million worth of real estate and is currently an investor in over 2700 units of multifamily apartments.Connect with TimWebsite: Capital Raising PartyFacebook: Tim Mai | Capital Raising Nation Instagram: @timmaicomTwitter: @timmaiLinkedIn: Tim MaiYouTube: Tim Mai

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