Do you think it is strange for a 13 year old to still have lemonade stands?

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Kitty said: Yes.Do you think it is strange for a 13 year old to still have lemonade stands?-I try seach this on internet but no results found.Maybe this is a stupid question.
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I live a block away from the beach/boardwalk. Everyone passes by my house to get to the boarldwalk. I am not old enough to get a job but I would still like to make some money. At the boardwalk, water sells for like $3 a bottle. If I sell water for $1 a bottle I could make like $20 a case. If you saw a 13-year-old selling water or lemonade would you buy it from them? Or do you think that is too old to have a lemonade stand?

Thanks.

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I think it makes complete sense. The only downfall is I have heard of a similar things happening when the parents got sued because the seller was selling the lemonade without a business license and was taking business away from the local corporations. It's rediculous, but something to be aware of since you are competing with businesses on the boardwalk.

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sure, if i was thirsty

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Nothing wrong with trying to get money. I think it's a good idea. You sound like a smart 13 year old.

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I would be impressed with their initiative and drive, and I would buy lots of lemonade from them.

I think is totally normal No, sounds pretty enterprising. If you gave it a slightly more polished look-age appropriate for you, you should do great. Good luck!

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Hell yes I would buy water for a $1. Thats called entrepreneuralship (yay, a big word) and simple economics of supply and demand. Age doesnt mean anything when you are thirsty

Hey go for it. Free interprise. Make money. Thats pretty smart. I don't see nothing wrong with it,but just be careful,with the way the world is today and the freaks that are out there,but no I don't think it's strange.I would buy some lemonade.

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If I saw the price difference I would buy from you.$3 is to much for water.

I think it shows a good work ethic. It appears to me that you are already interested in the restaurant business! Good thinking! Utilize what you have... your youth! I would buy the water from you (knowing it would be more on the boardwalk and that you are trying to "get a job" and have some ingenuity! Good for you! Sure! I would totally buy some im 12 myself so i think it would be a great idea!

Cheap deal!
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money is money however you make it
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me No it's not strange at all. It's always good to have some money in your pocket at any age. I actually sold lemonade recently and I'm 15. Its great if you live in a busy area.I say keep selling it until you're 15 or 16 and are old enough to get a job. An added bonus would be selling cookies or slices of cake. People love a sweet treat in the summer!

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Nope. that's away to make Money

No way it is just refreshing and trying to get money and even adults sometimes sell lemonade.but dont have just a card table have something a little fancy

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