How Did You Make Money As A Kid/Teen?

14 years ago

I got golf balls out of the local creek that runs along the golf course, cleaned them off & sold them back to the golfers for .5, .10 & .25....this is when I was 8-11 yo....somedays I would make $20....not bad for an 8yo back in those days...

My friends father use to tear down burnt out homes.....we would help out clearing much of the loose lumber & burned it......getting paid to burn things....cool job when your a kid...lol did that till I was about 14...

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Mark Blaze

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Jagged

I got golf balls out of the local creek that runs along the golf course, cleaned them off & sold them back to the golfers for .5, .10 & .25....this is when I was 8-11 yo....somedays I would make $20....not bad for an 8yo back in those days...

My friends father use to tear down burnt out homes.....we would help out clearing much of the loose lumber & burned it......getting paid to burn things....cool job when your a kid...lol did that till I was about 14...

I am very much liking this first idea.

Especially seeing as you probably ended up selling them back to the same golfer who put it in there in the first place

now that's business.

Second one is alot more worrying... i just hope you don't have the same burning urge as you did then!!!!

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seasoned 14 years ago

Originally Posted by Mark Blaze

Second one is alot more worrying... i just hope you don't have the same burning urge as you did then!!!!

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Yeah, and SOME cities require a license to do that, and limit WHAT you can burn, when, and where. It ties in with your name though. 8-)

I was a handyman from about 6 to 17. At 6, for example, I built a bookcase for a neighboor. She probably kept that until she died 20 years later. It was solid. I can't take credit for it's design, but I did put it together. It WAS from a kit, but a NICE one with wood and glass. In highschool, I DID help wire the principal's home. When I was about 18, I sold hardware and software, and was a computer consultant, SELF employed. I DID have a job as a PC board inspector for a while. My job was to patch errors in the etch resist so that they would develop into good PC boards.

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Kurt 14 years ago

Originally Posted by Mark Blaze

Second one is alot more worrying... i just hope you don't have the same burning urge as you did then!!!!

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Michael Thorsett

14 years ago

As a kid, I bought and sold used books (I've always had a thing for books and knowledge, I guess) and also went door-to-door selling those metal replacement Social Security cards (this was the early 70s).

Also had two or three paper routes.

Oh! And I had yard sales. Imagine, today, driving up to a yard sale to find a 10-year-old in charge. Wouldn't happen.

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Sleaklight

14 years ago

I worked in roofing with my dad from the young age of 9. I was tough and the strongest kid in my classes because of it

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CDarklock

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Mark Blaze

What did you do when you were younger (kid/teen) to make some cash?

I got my business license when I was 16.

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Steven Wagenheim 14 years ago

I delivered newspapers. Made like $30 - $50 a week depending on how good
the tips were.
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Mark Blaze

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Kurt

I strongly suggeest listening to any advice on fires from a man named "Blaze".

Ha ha, Valid point!

Originally Posted by Ken_Caudill

I was a pretty accomplished thief in my teen years.

Wasn't really the answer i expected to see but i certainly do hope you have changed your way's now or it was a robin hood kinda setup

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ThomM 14 years ago

Worked dairy farms from when I can remember till I was old enough to caddy and make some easy money
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Andie

14 years ago

When I was 13 I worked at an ice cream parlor/sandwich shop. Did it for about a year and learned the trick to the perfect scoop is to have a wet ice cream scoop.
(give it a shot!)

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Andie

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Ken_Caudill

I was a pretty accomplished thief in my teen years.

lol...I had a phase like that too - so glad I got past it~

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Karen Blundell 14 years ago

I was a mother's helper for a while, a babysitter for a while, and a grocery store cashier during my last year of high school
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Justinfm

14 years ago

When I was 12 years old my younger brother and I traveled to fairs with this guy who sold boot leg audio tapes and "Sand Paintings" a certain art piece. We would handle the tape sales for him. We got paid 50 cents a tape, so I guess this was my first commission sales position. Additionally, when I got a break, I would make deals with the food vendors to help out in exchange for meals (not that I needed it, I just wanted the fair food).

When I was 18 I started my first business. I would buy glow in the dark light ropes (light up necklaces) @ wholesale and sell them at events. I funded this business by working at a feed store, and in fact the owner of that store funded the wholesale purchase on her credit card because if we paid it back within 30 days she didn't pay any interest. I sold the light ropes for $3 each or 2 for $5.

Looking that first venture I see some foundations for thinking about leveraging capital, discounting, selling, relationship building, promotion, etc.

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HeySal

14 years ago

I wasn't allowed to work when I was a kid. My parents thought that kids should be kids and I was also a little girl, and girls, of course, were taught to be excellent hostesses to help further their husbands careers. Needless to say, my first job was overseas after I married. I worked in the day care center at my ex's army base.

Actually, I really resent the fact that the only thing I was taught was how to handle money - with the expectation that it would be the husband's money and not mine that I was handling. My parents meant well and had the world stayed like it was when I was a kid, the teaching I got may have done well for me, but in the long run it really has been a struggle to catch up with the rest of the world. I have to work twice as hard for my independence as others because I had to figure it out for myself. It was either that or marry well and be "comfortable" and forget having a real life. I just don't think so.

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seepia30

14 years ago

I worked as a babysitter

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mainstreetcm

14 years ago

At 13 I had our whole street signed up for me to mow their lawns. By 15 I had signed up every house three streets over and had two friends help me. I remember one summer week in particular my grandpa drove his pick up truck up and down the streets letting us dump our bags into the back (he loved using it for mulch).

I remember that year the PS2 came out in October and me and my two friends were the only ones in the group who got one lol...

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SVLABS

14 years ago

I can't resist responding to this thread.

I started first off at about 7 years old doing the old golf ball grab from the drink. But I was a little bit cheeky. So I'd also wait under the trees over the hill and when the golfers hit their balls my brother and I would run in grab them, go around the other side and we'd walk out so it looked like we'd come from the pond.

When the golfers couldn't find their balls, we'd sell them some.

Gotta hustle as Gary V says.

Later on, around 12 or so, I'd go around to garage sales on my push bike, use that poor little kid face, and get as many cheap power tools as I could. On Sundays I'd take them up to the trash and treasure market and sell them to the stall holders. Eventually I ended up getting a job in one of the stalls.

I guess I was destined for this life.

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JagSEO

14 years ago

I remember when I was 9 me and my friends pick up some edible snails from the river and then sell it house to house and then we got money from it.

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HorseStall

14 years ago

I worked on a farm feeding animals, collecting chicken egss, you get the idea.

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Mark Blaze

14 years ago

Some very inspiring story's coming out from fellow warriors.

Keep them coming

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Kelly Verge

14 years ago

In middle school, my brother and I along with a couple of other kids in the neighborhood had a little business selling snakes.

We'd each bring a pillowcase into the woods and catch as many snakes as we could on a Saturday. Whatever we caught we'd sell to a downtown pet shop. He'd buy anything we caught. $5 for common snakes like copperheads or moccasins up to $20 for green garter snakes and king snakes. The most we got was $40 for a rather large diamondback. He said he'd pay $50 for a coral snake, but we never found one.

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bizfox 14 years ago

Originally Posted by Kelly Verge

In middle school, my brother and I along with a couple of other kids in the neighborhood had a little business selling snakes.

Whoah that was scary!

All i did was mow lawns
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Mark Blaze

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Kelly Verge

In middle school, my brother and I along with a couple of other kids in the neighborhood had a little business selling snakes.

We'd each bring a pillowcase into the woods and catch as many snakes as we could on a Saturday. Whatever we caught we'd sell to a downtown pet shop. He'd buy anything we caught. $5 for common snakes like copperheads or moccasins up to $20 for green garter snakes and king snakes. The most we got was $40 for a rather large diamondback. He said he'd pay $50 for a coral snake, but we never found one.

That was and im guessing now is illegal to capture wild snakes and sell them! But still a very very very different way to make money.

Take it youve dropped the crocodile dundee approach to life now then?

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Kelly Verge

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Mark Blaze

That was and im guessing now is illegal to capture wild snakes and sell them! But still a very very very different way to make money.

Take it youve dropped the crocodile dundee approach to life now then?

Mark Blaze

No person shall buy, sell, or possess for sale any Florida pine snake (Pituophis melanoleucus mugutis), nor shall any person possess more than one Florida pine snake, except the said restrictions shall not apply to amelanistic (=albino) specimens.

No other written regulations except for Protected Species (Drymarchon corais couperi, etc.)

I haven't done that since I was a kid. I'm not really scared of snakes, though.

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glchandler 14 years ago

Like many spent years 11 and 12 delivering newspapers---two different papers and about 150 total customers. Nice check at end of month!

Then at 13 went to work summers in Boy Scout camp in Sierra Nevada---time was spent between camp maintenance and leading a five day 55 mile hike through the hills. Camp was at end of two lakes, only way in was taxi boat so at age of 15 got a "for-hire vessel operators license". It was #151 in California at that time.

Took that license and went to work at Chalet on other end of the lake. Everything from there was hauled by boat---people/food/lumber/trash and propane. Really neat job and many many eligible young ladies living in that area during the summer!

Fantastic job---college in winter and mountain lake in summer. Whoops! Let the old grades slip a bit and a favorite uncle offered me a job testing olive drab clothes, M-14 rifles as well as other things that went BOOM or BANG! Things sort of went downhill from there for a bit!

Bottom line? When I was "excused" from that job I got straight A's in all other college classes I took!
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- KevinTorrence 14 years ago
  
  I was always a loner in middle school / high school ... so I cut grass for a bunch of neighbors instead of working for someone else at the fast food joints like my buddies. Made just as much if not more $$$ as them, but only worked weekends for part of the year.
  
  In college (late teen/early 20s) I worked at a lead smelter during the summers. Used fire hoses and bobcats to clear the floors of debris as well as shoveled piles of heavy (and sloppy wet) lead sinter dust back onto conveyor belts while wearing full protective gear (coveralls, knee high rubber boots, leather gloves, full face mask with respirator attached to my belt, and hardhat). No matter where you went in the plant, it was HOT!
  
  Many times we stood in near pitch black areas of the plant in shin deep "pits" of slop (sinter dust mixed with water) where everything was covered in fine gray dust, shoveling it back onto the belts ... it made you feel like you were going blind and it looked like the pits of hell!
  
  Other times, we stood near the jet burners (that melted the sinter down) scraping/washing the floors or jack hammering out clogged hoppers overhead ... and it was literally 130+ degrees. In all that gear, it FELT like the pits of hell! haha
  
  Oddly enough, I still have "kinda" fond memories of that place. All of us college dudes had fun in between the hard jobs playing around (and racing) the heavy equipment & spraying unsuspecting guys with the hoses. lol
  
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Mark Blaze

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Kelly Verge

No person shall buy, sell, or possess for sale any Florida pine snake (Pituophis melanoleucus mugutis), nor shall any person possess more than one Florida pine snake, except the said restrictions shall not apply to amelanistic (=albino) specimens.

No other written regulations except for Protected Species (Drymarchon corais couperi, etc.)

I haven't done that since I was a kid. I'm not really scared of snakes, though.

Wow. Obviously Florida isn't one for liking snakes then

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ThomM

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Kelly Verge

No person shall buy, sell, or possess for sale any Florida pine snake (Pituophis melanoleucus mugutis), nor shall any person possess more than one Florida pine snake, except the said restrictions shall not apply to amelanistic (=albino) specimens.

No other written regulations except for Protected Species (Drymarchon corais couperi, etc.)

I haven't done that since I was a kid. I'm not really scared of snakes, though.

I used to hunt snakes in Fl. back in the 70's.
If I remember right you could pick up a snake, but it was illegal to release it.
At the time we where selling them to the Miami Serpentarium (Bill Haast) and Ross Allen up in Silver Springs. We got $1.75 a ft. for Eastern's, which where milked for their venom.

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EMediaPR

14 years ago

I worked at a McDonald's and at Linens-N-Things. I had no worries and Life was simple. Fun times.

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14 years ago

I worked in a factory making shampoo when I was still in HS

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Preben Frenning

14 years ago

When I was 16, I painted houses for $2k-4k/each

(Depending on if it was 1 or 2 layers, and the size)

And it was all by myself. (*Note: I'm only 20 now, so it's only 4 years ago

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14 years ago

Doing it right now, started earning some bucks on the net from web design and coding since 17

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alexbbbh

14 years ago

Ah, childhood. The good old memories of being young and without any money. Nothing can compare to it.

What I used to do is buy something from someone, then sell it to another. I was running quite the top class operation. Started by selling clothes, and then moved to mobiles. I did this for some time than later found the internet and moved it up a notch. I was importing a lot of stuff that I later sold in my country by using sound offline marketing principles.

Quite the time, indeed.

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Kelvin Brown

14 years ago

I grew up in the country.

The first money I probably made was probably, weeding or picking vegetables from rather large gardens.

We used to do a lot of hunting and fishing, selling anything we did not need to neighbors. Fish, turtles, rabbit, squirrels, quail, etc

Exercised horses ( went riding for the hell of it) and got paid. Worked roundup for rodeo, events.

In high school, got a job in a grocery store, as a janitorial technician

'clean up, aisle 4'

Then went to a work at a salvage resale type store.

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myob 14 years ago

When I was 9, my brothers and I sold sweet potato pie, pecan pie, and custard pie door to door for about 4 years. Made them at home in our kitchen, and went out after school. It's illegal now (and maybe it was illegal even back in the 60's), but hey, no one ever got food poisoning from it.
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illianafrazer

14 years ago

I did some vegetable selling.. we had a small farm and i found some cash by selliing it directly to home

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Pauline60

14 years ago

Selling snakes - can't compete with that!

Used to collect shells and stick them together into little figures and sell them to a local gift shop.
My uncle Paddy worked the boxing booths at fairs from a very early age and made some money (bare knuckle some of it ). Was known for boxing at 8st 8lb 8oz. Went on to be a well known bantamweight.

Sadly no great signs of early entrepreneurship in my family.

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Josh MacDonald

14 years ago

I still am a teen. I am making money from CPA lead atm.

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EthanDenney

14 years ago

I use to be the bad word (curse word) cop and charged people 25 cents every time they cursed. But I retired from that and picked up IM years later ;-)

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nixhexum

14 years ago

When I was a kid we used to have 15 or 16 mango trees in our backyard. My brother and I collect the ripe ones, we wash them and sell them to the near subdivision next to our compound. We carry both backpacks for our mangoes (around 20 -30 pieces) and we sell if for 25 cents each. LOL We are not that poor but we really enjoyed selling and shouting "mangoes". How I just wish we can do it again! LOL

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Mark Blaze

14 years ago

Originally Posted by nixhexum

When I was a kid we used to have 15 or 16 mango trees in our backyard. My brother and I collect the ripe ones, we wash them and sell them to the near subdivision next to our compound. We carry both backpacks for our mangoes (around 20 -30 pieces) and we sell if for 25 cents each. LOL We are not that poor but we really enjoyed selling and shouting "mangoes". How I just wish we can do it again! LOL

What's stopping you?

Just go and employ a little kid and pay him $5 to carry the bags and sell them to them and then come back with the money for you

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Dan C. Rinnert 14 years ago

I started my first newsletter when I was twelve.
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Kurt

14 years ago

When I was 9-10 or so, I was a "seeing-eye kid" for blind door-to-door salesmen, including my step dad during the summer months.

They could get along fine without me, but I would help speed them up a lot and they'd tip me at the end of the day.

I remember being proud at how well I could read and telling my dad, "There's a sign that says 'No Solicitors'".

He replied, "I'm blind. I can't see any sign", then knocked on the door and made a sale.

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Mark Blaze

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Dan C. Rinnert

I started my first newsletter when I was twelve.

What was it Dan?

Originally Posted by Kurt

When I was 9-10 or so, I was a "seeing-eye kid" for blind door-to-door salesmen, including my step dad during the summer months.

They could get along fine without me, but I would help speed them up a lot and they'd tip me at the end of the day.

I remember being proud at how well I could read and telling my dad, "There's a sign that says 'No Solicitors'".

He replied, "I'm blind. I can't see any sign", then knocked on the door and made a sale.

That's fantastic Kurt!

Plus i really doubt you expected to be paid for it when you first started and did it out of the goodness of your heart. The tip's/pay just made it even more worth while

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silverwaterfall

14 years ago

I babysat. Not very original, but can be pretty lucrative for a teen if you're good and families compete for you

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