I used to sell Hot Dogs
 

Man, that was fun!!!

I was 17 and it was one of my first businesses, my first day was raining cats and dogs( not money, real rain)

i used to sell gasoline when i was 16, and again when i was 18. man, that was not fun ;)

I sold Dairy Queen products for 4 days when I was 15 and then said f00k it.

I sold 900 phonesex #'s, date lines, and Psychic lines as a business opportunity!

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I picked string beans for $10 a busshel when I was 13. Had to wake up around 6am, bike to the farm for 15 mins.

I was the night auditor at a sleazy 32 room motel on the border of Venice and Marina Del Rey.

Worked from 11pm - 7am and then went to Santa Monica College from 9am - 1pm. Did it for a couple years.

There are serveral books I can write from those experiences alone! CRAZY TIMES!!!!

LMAO!

:)

When I was 17, I worked as a "stock boy" at an all female clothing store called Mandies in Brooklyn!

Good times!

My first business--charging fellow students to read US comic books my Mom sent me back in grade school here in the Philippines. American comic book heroes were really popular-- I must have made P50 a day (that's big money back in the 70's). When I moved to the US in 1979 my next business was selling candies from Fedco to fellow elementary school students. My brother and I would buy a big pack of candy for $5 and split it up into twenty pieces and sell it for 75 cents each.

i sold tiny ads in newspapers all over from my apartment

Where is a good place to buy lots of tiny ads at once?

Yes, Same here :1orglaugh

Call Don Lapre

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lol..no seriously man.

So you say!

LOL

Weren't you on the "other side" trying to get them listed in newspapers and magazines?

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(Found this by "yahooing" Don Lapre LOL)


Don Lapre originally came on the scene years ago. If you aren't really sure who Don Lapre is I can only envy you.

Don is the character you have most likely seen on late night TV spouting off about tiny classified ads, buying and selling plus his ever popular 900 number racket.

That doesn't make Don Lapre a bad guy. Just someone that you tire of quickly because he is always talking about tiny classified ads, buying and selling and 900 numbers like they are going out of style.

Why would anybody get tired of talking about tiny classified ads, buying and selling and 900 numbers? They are actually quite interesting.

Wait a minute. I am starting to sound like Don Lapre and I am getting really sleepy talking about tiny classified ads, buying and selling and 900 numbers. I think that I am going to go to bed and uuuuuuurrrrrgggggggggg (snoring sound).

:sleep :sleep :sleep

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nope, i was selling dating services with camera ready art work to publications in return for rev-share.

I know exactly who Don Lapre is...he was Raffi's client.

That was directed at Nader

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I know what you were doing

LOL

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I didn't write that myself ... I thought it was funny as fuck though ... I found it by "yahooing" Don Lapre.

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Can you believe he is selling vitamins now?

I never had any real job...and even in this biz, I am almost not working atm

i used to sell cigars on the streets when i was 12... that was fun!

From is tiny little one bedroom apartment?

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Is he placing tiny little ads in newspapers all over the country AGAIN too?

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i used to be an usher at the college football stadium here. that sucked. I also worked at at captain d's. I did that stint for 4 days and told the bosses to go fuck themselves @ 5pm when the dinner crowd was there. Now I sit on my ass and make more than anyone I know.

in third grade, I used to sell NFL football pencils...I'd buy them for about $1 per pack of 12 and sell them 2 for a quarter....

I sold aluminum siding and vinyl replacements windows

Low Emisivity even!

I used to love those pencils!!!

I would steal everyone's Cleveland Browns pencils out of their desk drawers

lol..im sure he has a mansion now.

He is selling vitamins via infomercial.

The hot dog mafia lol
That?s a dangerous business
Once I was outside a nightclub in Melbourne and a hot dog van moved in on another guy?s turf
Next thing you know the guys in the original van smashed the intruders van to bits with baseball bats.