Use those profits to upgrade your stand with superduper equipment, like an industrial-grade juicer that will mix your lemonade faster. Stick with it, though, and take time to consider all the variables that can go into a single day of lemonade slinging, and you'll soon be turning incredible profits. Too many days of losses and it's time to hang up that "We lost our lease!" sign. Make appropriate adjustments for day two and try again. But it's good experience, a way to start learning about the fancies and fickleness of your customers. No matter what, you ain't gonna break the bank on that first day. And if it's overcast, try a little extra sugar to appeal to the communal sweet tooth. If it's a particularly hot day, consider using more ice than usual in your mix. Judge the weather and neighborhood before you draft your initial recipe, because once the day has started, there's no changing the formula. You must use your capital to buy supplies, like lemons, sugar, cups, and ice. You start the game with an empty stand a a few bucks.
Tired of watching your profits disappear into the ether on the stock market? Bummed that your combo fro-yo/tire shop went bust? Go back to business school by setting up a lemonade stand in a quiet neighborhood and reacquaint yourself with the basics of business: supply vs. Several stands with lots of upgrade equipment.View results on the LSX (lemonade stock exchange).
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