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question i'll go get a drink
sounds like a plan
hey guys it's canoe here i'm back with another question as a kid you know like probably 9 to 12 years old what are your side hustles for money did you get like home pocket money or did you do chores for money I know Joe had a bicycle on business.
But yeah, so what was the money situation? Did your parents just give you some allowance? You tell me.
And my question.
Well, I probably shouldn't admit this, but when I was in junior high, I would go to 7-Eleven and I'd get a bunch of candy.
And then I'd go sell it at school.
But what you probably don't know is I paid for about one-eighth of the candy I got from 7-Eleven.
I put the other seventh of it, one-seventh of the one-eighth in my pocket.
No, seven-eighths of it in my pocket.
The seven-eleventh of it? The seven-elevenths.
I stole a bunch of noun leaders from 7-Eleven.
and then I sold them at school for 25 cents each.
Not the whole packs.
If you guys know now and later, now they have the little four packs or six packs.
They used to have the big full 10 packs.
I'd sell that for 25 cents.
25 cents?
Yeah.
Oh, my God.
Maybe 50.
I was an entrepreneur.
They made them back then.
Back then, they only had butterscotch candies and Pop Rocks.
Twizzlers.
question i'll go get a drink
sounds like a plan
hey guys it's canoe here i'm back with another question as a kid you know like probably 9 to 12 years old what are your side hustles for money did you get like home pocket money or did you do chores for money I know Joe had a bicycle on business.
But yeah, so what was the money situation? Did your parents just give you some allowance? You tell me.
And my question.
Well, I probably shouldn't admit this, but when I was in junior high, I would go to 7-Eleven and I'd get a bunch of candy.
And then I'd go sell it at school.
But what you probably don't know is I paid for about one-eighth of the candy I got from 7-Eleven.
I put the other seventh of it, one-seventh of the one-eighth in my pocket.
No, seven-eighths of it in my pocket.
The seven-eleventh of it? The seven-elevenths.
I stole a bunch of noun leaders from 7-Eleven.
and then I sold them at school for 25 cents each.
Not the whole packs.
If you guys know now and later, now they have the little four packs or six packs.
They used to have the big full 10 packs.
I'd sell that for 25 cents.
25 cents?
Yeah.
Oh, my God.
Maybe 50.
I was an entrepreneur.
They made them back then.
Back then, they only had butterscotch candies and Pop Rocks.
Twizzlers.
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