Young Entrepreneurs; Monday, Period 6 [ 03/16 ].

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Turtle had the benefit of having been an older little kid, therefor far less prone to doing anything embarrassing, and, besides, eight year old Turtle was remarkably similar to almost-seventeen year old Turtle in her approach to life, hindered by a smaller vocabulary, tinier height, and a preoccupation with cooties.

Well, she had made Marco cry, but that was neither here nor there. And, anyway, it was back to business time, so there was no preamble today beyond a greeting, because there was a lot of work to be done today. She was going to get a lot of use out of the blackboard in the classroom.

"Okay, so, today's a good day to see where we stand. Last week, Leto had a few suggestions about getting a firmer idea on what we're putting in the cases and Alice and I discussed the matter of packaging a lot, and so here's what we've got so far."



Inside the Kits
-Smaller First Aid kit with bandages, antibiotic cream, etc, etc
-Sustenance (bottle of water, dried fruit and jerky, granola bars, etc, etc)
-Invisibility tent for hiding (lots left over from last semester)
-Coupons for pie (after-incident therapy)
-All-purpose tool?
-Small weapon of some kind? (school allowance needed?)
-etc, etc.
-Advice booklet/card
-Earplugs
-Clothing
-Underwear

Packaging
-Strong
-Durable
-Movable (wheels!)
-Identification label
-Straps




"Now, these are just some ideas, so let's brainstorm on some others and I'll add them to our lists and then maybe we can even start putting them together soon."

Comments

Re: Networking -- 03/16.

[future_sandworm]

Unlike other children, Leto had been very sensible and only eaten what he usually did. That meant he was happy to try both pies as well as donuts with his coffee.