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Danny O'Neill - Getting started

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Danny O'Neill - Getting started

Danny: The only thing I was interested in is quality and quality coffee.

I love coffee. I dream about it every single night, and I kind of added up all the coffee that I drank, and I thought if I can find 50 people who drink as much coffee as me, I can cover my house payment, so I just literally roasted coffee in my basement.

It took a few months before 1 person bought 1 pound of coffee.

It was a little bit trial by error, and then it was really an elimination of choices.

I didn't have a lot of money.

I think wholesale coffee, at that point in time, the green market was maybe 80 or 90 cents.

Selling price wholesale was 3.75, and I knew my house payment was $850.

If you might think about coffee, you might think about the trends on wine, bread, chocolate, beer, scotch.

They're all kind of the same, right?

They're still a glut of that commercial stuff in the middle, the Wonder Bread, if you will, But all these bakeries popped up, kinda like we did for centuries before.

Same with local breweries. I think we were lucky in the coffee industry because fine wine had really blazed that trail before us, and a lot of what we do, even to the descriptives of our coffee, I've taken from the fine wine industry.

I was finding the best coffee I could find in the world and roasted the best way known to man, and get it to the customer as fast as humanly possible. I discovered these air roasters.

It's kind of the concept of a hot air popcorn popper the beans are really handled gently, and they rub together really smoothly.

It doesn't break them and every single bean is roasted perfectly from one side to the other.

The cup in an air-roasted coffee is very smooth, mellow, creamy, non-bitter. The taste was dramatic.

That took me to Corvallis, Oregon, and this crabby old guy who built these roasters in this old church in Corvallis, Oregon.

I bought one of those and sent it to Kansas City, and so my 17,000 now was down to about $4,000.

I didn't have time to measure the door, so of course the roaster wouldn't fit in the basement, so I had to spend a couple more weeks to find somebody that would be able to cut that in half and get it down in the basement.

When I put the roaster in the basement, it took the electricity that could have gone to the air conditioning.

The first sale, I vividly remember.

It was to Pam, and she had a cart at [KU]

Med Center at St. Luke's. I think she probably just admired my passion, perhaps, and so finally, after seeing her several times, she gave me an order for 10 pounds.

I went straight to Brookside, went down my basement, roasted a coffee, drove straight back to her, and she said, "What's that?"

I said, "Well, it's your order."

Where'd you get it? I said, defensive, self-righteous, "What do you mean where I got it? I roasted it! "Where?"

I said, "In my basement." She touched it, and she goes, "It's still warm.

This smells incredible!" So then, a couple bells went off.

After that, I walk right in the front door wherever I was delivering, and it was like a cartoon with Wile E. Coyote.

You could just see the aroma going behind me.

That first month of December, 1993, I had sold $1,100.

I think I had nine accounts.

The next month, it was probably some $3,000.

That first full year then, we did $540,000, and then it was a little over a million, and then just under 2 million, and so on.

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Danny: The only thing I was interested in is quality and quality coffee.발음듣기

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It took a few months before 1 person bought 1 pound of coffee.발음듣기

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It was a little bit trial by error, and then it was really an elimination of choices.발음듣기

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I didn't have a lot of money.발음듣기

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I think wholesale coffee, at that point in time, the green market was maybe 80 or 90 cents.발음듣기

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Selling price wholesale was 3.75, and I knew my house payment was $850.발음듣기

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If you might think about coffee, you might think about the trends on wine, bread, chocolate, beer, scotch.발음듣기

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They're all kind of the same, right?발음듣기

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They're still a glut of that commercial stuff in the middle, the Wonder Bread, if you will, But all these bakeries popped up, kinda like we did for centuries before.발음듣기

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I was finding the best coffee I could find in the world and roasted the best way known to man, and get it to the customer as fast as humanly possible. I discovered these air roasters.발음듣기

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It's kind of the concept of a hot air popcorn popper the beans are really handled gently, and they rub together really smoothly.발음듣기

다른 번역문 등록

It doesn't break them and every single bean is roasted perfectly from one side to the other.발음듣기

다른 번역문 등록

The cup in an air-roasted coffee is very smooth, mellow, creamy, non-bitter. The taste was dramatic.발음듣기

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That took me to Corvallis, Oregon, and this crabby old guy who built these roasters in this old church in Corvallis, Oregon.발음듣기

다른 번역문 등록

I bought one of those and sent it to Kansas City, and so my 17,000 now was down to about $4,000.발음듣기

다른 번역문 등록

When I put the roaster in the basement, it took the electricity that could have gone to the air conditioning.발음듣기

다른 번역문 등록

The first sale, I vividly remember.발음듣기

다른 번역문 등록

It was to Pam, and she had a cart at [KU]발음듣기

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Med Center at St. Luke's. I think she probably just admired my passion, perhaps, and so finally, after seeing her several times, she gave me an order for 10 pounds.발음듣기