A millennial started a coffee business with $500. Sharing every step online helped it take off.

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A millennial started a coffee business with $500. Sharing every step online helped it take off.

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When Brandon Sardi launched Poorboy Coffee in San Francisco in February 2024, his setup was about as bare-bones as it gets: a five-gallon cold-brew bucket, a Coleman cooler loaded with ice, and a spot outside a wine bar that served breakfast burritos on weekends.

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A millennial started a coffee business with $500. Sharing every step online helped it take off.

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