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Detroit teen busted for thriving barber shop in school bathroom, top barber takes notice
A 16-year-old was given a one-day suspension for playing bathroom barber at Renaissance High School in Detroit, Michigan.
Kudos to the high school barber
Discussion in 'Other News' started by Chinatown, Nov 17, 2021.
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So the "Renaissance" High School is discouraging budding entrepreneurs.
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The administration probably thinks capitalism is evil.
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Blackjack 25c rounds, poker 50c rounds, even speed-chess with a 1$ buy-in were all things i got in trouble for and that was before school not taking time outta class.
Interesting to note which off-limits entrepreneurial activities in the bathroom are applauded here, apparently barber is good, but selling Marijuana is not.
Wonder what "our" stance on selling cheat sheets or handies is...God prefers Diesels and Flat Earth Trucker Thank this. -
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I was the candy man in junior high. Lol made $5-$7 profit per day peddling candy and gum. Later I sold lightbulbs door to door. Everyone back then had burned out light bulbs that needed replacing. I paid a dollar for a four pack and sold them for two dollars for a two pack. Made about $200 a week doing that for a while back in the early 80s. Learned about business!
if the kid is sanitizing the shears between cuts and the comb, who cares? Leave him be! He’ll feed himself for life, isn’t that what we want?Flat Earth Trucker, God prefers Diesels, BigBob410 and 1 other person Thank this. -
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Any other OG penny pitchers here
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