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Have you ever bought a business and immediately thought: What did we just do? Tamar Brown did. In this episode of How I Franchise This, host Alex Smereczniak sits down with Tamar, owner of two Frio's Gourmet Pops franchise territories in the Twin Cities, Minnesota. From franchise newbie to confident business owner entering year three — this is the raw, honest look at what the J-Curve of small business ownership actually feels like. Tamar shares how she went from graphic designer and former actress to running a mobile dessert franchise, teaching her teenagers about entrepreneurship, replacing Dippin' Dots at hockey rinks, and surviving a full inventory meltdown one week before her busiest stretch of the season. In this episode: How to sell frozen treats in Minnesota winters (yes, it works) Why the Frio's franchise conference changed everything for her The freezer disaster that wiped out thousands in inventory — and how the franchise family saved her Why she replaced Dippin' Dots at a local hockey dome What most people get wrong about buying a franchise The one question every franchise buyer should ask before signing Franzy helps entrepreneurs search for and buy franchise businesses so they can start building scalable wealth. Join our email newsletter alongside 6,000+ entrepreneurs for weekly franchise wealth-building insights https://newsletter.franzy.com. Chapters 01:47 – The Minnesota Problem: Selling Frozen Treats in the Cold 03:06 – Growing up Entrepreneurial: The 1-Hour Photo Lab Roots 04:45 – The Liquor Store Lesson: Why Not Every Business is a "Fit" 06:20 – "Carnie Folk" & Family: Why Mobile Events are the Perfect Side Hustle 08:53 – Teaching Teenagers Entrepreneurship (The 17-Year-Old Who Already Wants His Own Territory) 10:41 – The Hot Dog Cart Philosophy: Supporting Your Dreams 12:56 – Frio’s Sampler Box: Why the Product Must Sell Itself 16:23 – The Panic Moment: Jumping in Before the Price Hike 18:22 – Know What You're Selling: The Fit Factor That Matters Most 22:22 – The J-Curve: Moving from "I Do It" to "We Do It" 26:53 – The Turning Point: Why You Must Attend Your Franchise Conference 30:09 – The $5,000 Meltdown: Recovering from a Freezer Disaster 35:49 – Community Over Competition: Sharing Marketing Assets 39:00 – High-Stakes Booking: Taking the $2,000 Risk on Major Festivals 45:33 – Disrupting Dippin' Dots: The Hockey Dome Strategy 51:10 – The Question Nobody Thinks to Ask: Does the Culture Fit? 56:45 – Advice for Newbies: Don't Get "Flavor FOMO" 01:03:04 – Top Flavors: S'mores vs. Blue Raspberry 01:04:45 – How to Find Frio’s St. Croix & St. Paul