If you've got children who live in a Democrat-run city, have them set up a lemonade stand so they can learn a valuable lesson just like these Boston kids did!
In Boston, there's nothing a future business owner needs to learn more than how to give away all their money when a "teen" with a gun approaches the register.
Great job, kids!
According to Boston police, the victims — an 11-year-old girl and her 12-year-old brother — were minding their own business slinging cups of lemonade on West Ninth Street in South Boston on Wednesday when two "teens," described as around 11 and 14 years old, strolled by multiple times, casually casing the joint.
The dynamic duo approached and politely inquired about using Apple Pay for their lemonade. And before the young capitalists could even respond, the suspects allegedly snatched the cash box containing $50, and one of them "displayed a black firearm in his waistband" in case there was any wondering what was going on. Then, the teens bolted off with the cash and were out of sight in no time.
Police were called, and now there is an investigation. And yes, the suspects look exactly how you think they look.
When life gives you lemons, am I right?
Believe it or not, the community is coming together to help the kids host another lemonade stand on Friday. This will help the kids understand wages and how much to pay their security guard when too many "teens" are in your neighborhood.
That's what lemonade stands are all about: Teaching kids the ins and outs of running a business.
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