I traded rare pokémon (shinies, legendaries, etc.) when I was like ten. Although, nobody had any money back then, so I usually just accepted IOUs.
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Free registration at the forum removes this block.Sold peanut brittle in cub scouts, Easter candy in elementary one of my poems in high school a game guide that I created that clearly was crap but I had a good hook also in high school and was top seller in the high school newspaper advertising department. How I went from there to not meeting sale quotas for vector marketing or Direct TV and had to quit both those companies to me is still a mystery.When I was growing up I always had a little passion for selling things. Whether it was selling lollipops on the school bus home or selling collectible toys to other kids in my class.
It got me thinking… who else on the forum had a passion for selling things in school and what did you sell?
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Books (printed).When I was growing up I always had a little passion for selling things. Whether it was selling lollipops on the school bus home or selling collectible toys to other kids in my class.
It got me thinking… who else on the forum had a passion for selling things in school and what did you sell?
Keen to hear from everyone
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