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I was speaking more to the 10/11 year old, but I don't think 6 is too young to get a little lemonade stand going. It reminds me of a kid (about 8 years old) tha
by yogo 13y ago
I was speaking more to the 10/11 year old, but I don't think 6 is too young to get a little lemonade stand going. It reminds me of a kid (about 8 years old) that was selling lemonade on a really dead street shouting "get your lemonade." The first thing that came to mind is that this kid will appreciate how hard it is to make a sale before he's a teenager.
My guess is that most kids would rather play than sell lemonade, so he was probably pushed by his parents to do this.
- mcherm 13y agoYes, but that may be illegal: http://www.forbes.com/sites/erikkain/2011/08/03/the-inexplicable-war-on-lemonade-stands/ http://www.forbes.com/sites/erikkain/2011/08/03/the-inexplic...
- draker 13y ago> so he was probably pushed by his parents to do this. Or maybe he was just entrepreneurially minded. When I was 6-10 I sold lemonade probably once every week or two during the summer. I liked to make money, and it was fun especially with friends; my parents never pushed me to do it. Age 9/10, in the winter before it snowed I used my saved money to buy a new snow shovel and for card stock which I used to make business cards. I walked around and gave them to neighbors, when it snowed I would usually get a couple calls and then would pick up a few more walking around.