Some of the food items they sell include, pizza pockets that go for Sh80, apple pies that go for Sh70 as well as mango pies, pretzels at Sh20 and Sh40 for tea.
When sales are low at the stall, Bichange can be found hawking along the streets of Kisumu to build her customer base.
She says she makes a profit of between Sh1,500 and Sh2,000 a day.
Sylvia said some women are harder to get along with and make purchases than men.
Some make discouraging statements like, "Why are you hawking and yet you people have money and you could even pay my rent!" little do they know what's actually on the ground."
"For others, they see it as a small way of having a taste of America because we sell American Street foods. The same way as we have samosas, smokies among others here in Kenya. So most people say, this is how I can experience America right in Car Wash," Sylvia explained.
She said only a few people question her and Ochieng's motives and think all foreigners have a lot of money.
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