NewsNovember 28, 2010
Two in Colorado find business niche cleaning up after house parties
BOULDER, Colo. -- Your head aches, you're hungry and your house is littered with sticky plastic cups. Who do you call? Hangover Helpers. Two University of Colorado graduates are marketing a new business by that name in Boulder, home of CU's main campus. They'll bring in breakfast burritos and Gatorade the morning after a party -- and clean up the mess...
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BOULDER, Colo. -- Your head aches, you're hungry and your house is littered with sticky plastic cups. Who do you call? Hangover Helpers.
Two University of Colorado graduates are marketing a new business by that name in Boulder, home of CU's main campus. They'll bring in breakfast burritos and Gatorade the morning after a party -- and clean up the mess.
The Daily Camera in Boulder reported that Marc Simons started cleaning party houses about a year ago for extra cash and realized he'd found a niche, despite the bad economy.
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He teamed up with high school friend Alex Vere-Nicoll and started Hangover Helpers.
They charge $15 per roommate.
They're already getting some calls but expect business to pick up in spring, Boulder's prime party season.
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