This story strikes very close to home. My first capitalist adventure involved running donuts to my middle, and later, high schools. I used to periodically sto

This story strikes very close to home. My first capitalist adventure involved running donuts to my middle, and later, high schools. I used to periodically stop on the way to school to grab a donut and noticed that buying 6 donuts at once cost the same as buying 5 individually. So, I purchased 6 every morning and sold the other 5 at the individual price. By the time I got to high school, I was moving 4-6 dozen donuts a day, and had "employees" who handled deliveries and collections and were paid in donuts.