elementary age kids hustling at school, $.25 bags of Hot Fries or Cheetos !!!
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my older cousin was 1 of the first people to open my eyes to the art of hustling.. he went to a majority white school downtown and would hit the wholesale store to get mad snacks and sell them shits to cacs.. than he elevated his hustle and learn how to bake certain things and would get lil fancy lil boxes and put slices of cakes, brownies, pies in them and tell the cacs them shits were from some fancy bakery and rape their pockets
Dan Freeman of Rise & Grind would be proud.
Most of us have been programmed as wage slaves...it is so ingrained that we think it's the only way..
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Coon ass bitch
Was wondering how a kid can sell anything for a quarter and profit these days... Then I see he's using baggies. . 
The school will use unsanitary food distribution as their reasoning to stop this kid, meanwhile Timmy McWhitecunt is selling coke in a suburban school right now. If the school is really interested in educating kids, have them draw up business plans, learn some basic accounting skills, econ skills...if I was a teacher at that school, I'd take advantage of this opportunity.
I worked at a retail store and I had a few things fall off the truck...they made their way to my high school in my back pack. Gameboy colors for $45, Playstation games for $30...I stacked all that money for college because I knew I wouldn't be able to work as many hours at my part time job with a full course load.
Same thing that I did (minus the baggie) and my daughter.
The school will put a stop to it due to safety concerns but kudos to the kid.
i used to do the same, all the way through high school.. he got them in little dub baggies though.. someone in his fam sells dope lol!!
real shit though, i applaud the mentality and drive.. i just hope his parents dont push this in the wrong direction.
real shit though, i applaud the mentality and drive.. i just hope his parents dont push this in the wrong direction.
I mean if the kid is hustling them in those types of baggies I don't agree with promoting that type of activity at all because it can and will easily turn into something else by the time he's in Jr.high .I know because I was that kid and in high school I sold weed and that 100 or more a week was trying when your in school ducking,dodging,moving,stashing shit in different lockers,going through metal detectors,worrying about not if but when they bringing those dogs and motherfuckers talking to much.When I should of been focusing on school a little more,I was a B student without trying,never studied but I got a F in gym and the study hall teacher never met me until it came close to me graduating.
I had Wrigley loosies for $.25 and a quick nuetral scent spray or baby powder pat down for my smokers. Now & Laters were $.25 for the extra large packs with the oversized peices but only in the hood hood, they weren't hard and plastic tasting either. I used to bust the pack and sell them 3 for $.25 or 5 for $.25 if somebody tried to undercut me by bringing a bunch of minis to schools and passing them out. If you didn't have it, I gave out 'big bols', Hubba Bubba/Bazooka Joe loosies since I could get 105 peices for a dollar.
High school I sold Charms blow pops, bubbleicious, AA batteries and had an Attaché case.
that 3 for $.25 was the lick.......especially for the Big Blows.
Never thought about the AA batteries but that would have been nice to sale.
When the blue rasberry blow pop came out I was like Tony Montana.
Selling 12 pack rough ryder condoms from the dollar store for $1.00 a pop used to have me booming too.
