ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Meet Joshua Khoury, Co owner of The Rusty Rabbit.
Josh was only 19 when him and his brother decided to take over a cafe in Darlinghurst.
With limited experience in running cafes, the brothers received full support from their parents to take the risk letting them know they had their full support no matter what happened.
Although there were plenty of struggles over the next six months the brothers persisted and created one of Sydney’s funnest and best known hospitality brands
It’s amazing to see the growth they have had over the last 6 years opening 4 successful cafes and doing it all before the age of 25.
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