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In 2018, 13-year-old Jaequan Faulkner started a small business selling $2 hot dogs with $1 sodas and chips from a stand in front of his house in Minnesota. But his small business was in jeopardy after someone reported him to the Minneapolis Health Department. Impressed by the young man’s drive, health inspectors decided to teach the young entrepreneur about proper food handling to assist him in getting his hot dog stand up to code. The teen’s stand passed inspection, and it was the inspectors themselves who paid the $87 fee for his “short-term food permit."

@fasc1nate That’s me with the red hat lol

@fasc1nate We all know he was reported by the white

@fasc1nate Hell yea! These are the stories I wanna see.

@fasc1nate I hope he has continued success.

@fasc1nate how can you hate someone who just wants to hussle? can already guess it's a white person complaining

@fasc1nate Love to hear stories like this, this young man needs to teach a course on entrepreneurship. God speed to him where ever his path takes him

@fasc1nate Someone reported him or Karen?

@fasc1nate That's a good young man that wants to do something with his life. Good job!!

@fasc1nate Awesome🥰🥰

@fasc1nate What a rad kid fr