Come on, quit your job and start a business to sell coffee.

These days, people are either quitting and starting a business, or they are thinking, "the world is so big, I want to see it." Then, you may have to sit in the office and type the keyboard on Friday night.

There is not enough money, the idea is not attractive, can not find investors. Maybe we can only choose to set up a stall. In fact, setting up a stall can also be a cool thing, such as when you have a Wheelys 3.

The Wheelys 3 is a mobile coffee stand that combines high-tech elements with Internet thinking (don't laugh). The coffee stand, which is "deformed" from the tricycle structure, consists of cubicles for snacks and other drinks, a siphon coffee maker, a 10-liter thermos bottle, a solar panel and a container to prevent coffee from leaking.

To keep the coffee warm, there are also three small stoves in Wheelys 3. When the coffee cart stops, the small stove can be pulled out to heat the coffee.

Part of the Internet mindset is that Wheelys 3 customizes a special APP for stall owners and users. Stall owners can adjust the temperature of the coffee stove on APP, receive coffee orders, and track where more people buy coffee. On the other hand, people who buy coffee can place an order in APP in advance, and when they get to the stall, the coffee is almost ready to avoid the annoyance of long queues.

The Wheelys 3 is manufactured by Sweden's Nordic Invention and Discovery Association (NSID), which is the company's third-generation product. NSID says its coffee carts have been sold in 24 countries around the world. Wheelys 3 is still crowdfunded on Indiegogo, with a minimum price of $2999.

Finally, if you use Wheelys to sell coffee in China, it also has a special advantage:

When the chengguan comes, you can quickly put away the coffee stall and run away by bike.

The picture is from the stills of "Bad Chef".