WorldPingMassachusetts brothers Kirk and Jacob McKinney started Junk Teens in 2021 with a used $4,000 pickup truck while they were still teenagers.
What began as junk removal and reselling has grown into a business that generated $3.
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Teen brothers turn $4,000 pickup into $3 million junk business
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