WOMAN: Had a little
catering business

which was sort of
my first little venture,

which I loved doing.

Then I really wanted a business

that I could incorporate
my love for music festivals.

Obviously, the food trucks
are like a big part

of the music festivals.

My name is Amy and I own
and operate Trailer Made.

So I've been operating
for almost two years.

I'm a mobile food business,
so I move around Melbourne,

I do all sorts of
different events

from markets, festivals,

a bit of street trading
every now and again.

I do some private gigs as well.

So, basically just get on
the road and set up shop

and sell food to people.

The type of food
I make in the trailer

is very Middle Eastern
influenced.

So just using sort of the
fresh herbs and spices

from those countries,
has been my main influence.

And also just producing, like,
really fresh quality food.

Each day is different,
each week is different.

The day would start with
going to the markets

to pick up my goods, going
to my Brunswick wholesalers

to pick up ingredients,
printing menus for the weekend,

responding to inquiries,

I get a lot of inquiries
for private events.

Social media is a huge part
of the day.

Packing the trailer
ready for service.

And then rolling out, I suppose,

and trying to get to
the location on time.

Using the NAB Now device
really allows me

to serve each customer
wherever I am.

So, you know,
we go to some events

and there's no ATMs basically.

And people come unprepared
with no cash,

but I can still look after them.

It's beneficial
for the customers, yes,

they don't go hungry,
and I can look after them.

So it sort of works
for both of us.

I think the moment when I realised
my business was a success

is receiving phone calls
and emails from people

saying that they've
heard about the trailer,

they love the look of it,

they love the type of food
that I make.

I absolutely love the type
of business I operate.

Yeah, I've never looked back.