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|    04 Jun 18 04:32:34    |
      XPost: alt.society.liberalism, alt.business, sac.politics       XPost: alt.politics.republicans       From: cigarclub@nytimes.com              Three young boys in Colorado learned a harsh lesson in business and       regulation over Memorial Day weekend.              Jennifer Knowles, the boys’ mother, encouraged her three sons to open a       lemonade stand across the street from their house in the Denver suburb of       Stapleton, Colo., FOX 4 reported.              “I want to teach my kids about being an entrepreneur and having your own       business. My 6-year-old got his little toy cash register out that he got       when he was about 2 or 3 and he was learning how to interact with       customers and about customer service.”              “I want to teach my kids about being an entrepreneur and having your own       business."              - Jennifer Knowles, Colorado mom       But within a half-hour of the boys setting up their stand, police arrived       inquiring about a permit.              “The police officers came over and they said that because my boys and I       did not have permits for a lemonade stand they shut us down and we had to       stop immediately,” Knowles said.              According to Knowles, a neighbor had complained to police. Knowles said       the boys, ages 4 to 6, were planning to donate the proceeds to Compassion       International, a charity group.              Communications Program Manager Alexandra Foster said that permit laws for       businesses run by minors are not usually enforced, but police will respond       if a complaint is made.              “If our inspectors go to a lemonade stand, it means we’ve received a       complaint, and generally complaints stem from high levels of activity or       noise that disrupts neighbors,” Foster said.              By contrast, neighboring Utah passed SB 81, a bipartisan bill that exempts       minors who operate a business from obtaining a permit.              http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/05/31/harsh-lesson-in-regulation-for-boys-       running-lemonade-stand.html              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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