No Lemonade
I feel a lot safer now...
I put this under "culture" because I'm amazed how stupid and soft we've become. LOL...
I put this under "culture" because I'm amazed how stupid and soft we've become. LOL...
SOURCE URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ed8O7b0TmF4
The only thing different is the location.
Old dino recalls selling lemonade as a little hatchling. Sold some in paper cups and was not hassled at all.
People got uptight about other things back in the 50s.
I could even play without adult supervision in a public park without my parents being arrested.
By the way, I have imbibed several quarts of lemonade stand lemonade with no bad results.
What business did he start and continue?
Then why is Hillary still free?
Oh yeah, we live in an entitled state of unaccountable oligarchs... Can't understand why she wants our guns...
Protection racket...
“There's no way to rule innocent men. The only power any government has is the power to crack down on criminals. Well, when there aren't enough criminals, one makes them. One declares so many things to be a crime that it becomes impossible for men to live without breaking laws.”
― Ayn Rand
Respectfully,
O.A.
In 1926, way back before Facebook, and even before TV, people just didn't know how to waste time. But, being really bored paid off for butcher Fred Angell. He worked to get just the right combination of a special cut and grind of meat and a selected blend of spices. When a deliveryman tasted Fred's new creation, he said, "This sandwich is made right."
With that, the Maid-Rite was born. Fred was quite a sandwich maker but not much of a speller.
Enuf said...
It isn't the government's responsibility to be nannies. That is for consumers themselves.
I also note that no one from the city council showed up to be interviewed...
1) Have the police look the other way as long as it was just kids doing this on the side?
2) Create exemptions in the law for child-run stands like this?
3) Have the police do an"informal" inspection in lieu of having official permits?
4) Abolish all laws controlling food preparations. It's up to the customers to assess them.
5) Change the law so their only required to be independently insured so if they make someone sick, that person sues and wins, they will be able to pay the judgment.
The answer could be a combination of them and countless ideas I haven't thought of.
My thought is #5. I'm also for #1 and #3, but only to a small extent. I think when you give gov't power, it must use it consistently, as these police say. They can't show favoritism to their friends or the politically connected. The police seemed like good people who would be happy if the law were changed (by #2, #4, #5) to allow the kids to keep selling.
What I would have done after being busted ....set up on my front lawn and give it away, maybe with a tip jar visible.
I want few laws but strictly and consistently enforced.
Really? Insure a kids lemonade stand? Get real.
Here's a better idea ... leave the kids alone. No one ever got sick from lil Sneaker's lemonade stand. I was ENCOURAGED by the community, not hassled by the police. I showed INITIATIVE .. something many kids these days could use.
Running a lemonade stand is better than a whole fortitude of other things they could be doing.
We all agree with that wholeheartedly. The question I was raising was how to realize that goal.