What always interests me about stories like that is that wholesale candy is usually clearly marked, on each package, "Individual packages cannot be resold." If

What always interests me about stories like that is that wholesale candy is usually clearly marked, on each package, "Individual packages cannot be resold." If an adult sold me a piece of candy with that sort of label on it, I'd raise an eyebrow - but when a kid does it, I just chuckle it off and admire his entrepreneurial spirit. I understand society enforces the law differently on kids than on adults - and I definitely did this when I was a kid myself - but isn't it a little strange that the first lesson kids seem to get in entrepreneurship is how to create markets in the intersection of things kids are allowed to do and parents aren't allowed to do?