>>5686567
>>5686608
I work at a photocopy/printshop booth, and also do photos for IDs and other documents like that.
It's piss easy to set up.
You need very basic photoshop skills, and manuals are everywhere. Takes 3-4 hours tops to learn how to fix cracks on old photos and brush over wrinkles and shit on ID photos, which is pretty much 75% of what you gonna do.
You also need:
Find a place near a school, college, governmental departments that work with paper, documents or IDs, Police department, driving school, notary - things like make people IDs of various kinds or demand copies of papers. The more of them around you, the better.
You need a room/booth with a white wall at least 3x5m to set everything up, and have a place to take photos.
Find out about nearby shops/services where you can purchase consumables you need (ink, photo paper - gloss and matte, photocopier paper and toner)(or find if you can have them delivered to you). Find local organisations that can deliver printed merch (t-shirts, mugs, bags etc) on demand to partner with.
PC, a decent photo printer, an MFU (photocopier+scanner).
Whole thing will cost you about $1000-1500 to set up, all things included, and is one of the cheapest buisnesses you can open and requires little to none prior experience.
The revenue may be low at the start, but make sure to print out ads and put them near relevant establishments, as well as register yourself in google maps/2gis/whatever else mapping services, and as more people know about you, you will acquire some constant clientelle.
People come in waves, often with 30-40 minutes of absolutely fuckall inbetween that you can devote to anything of your own chosing including Dooming, mappin, reading or watching movies.
>>5686608
People in offices keep the burocracy of big companies running - every event that happens to actual buisness needs to be logged, verified, catalogued, calculated, analysed and have all other sort of ungodly horrible things done to it.