Jan
12
2012
Meaning Of Entrepreneurs
do you believe the three terrorists caught in Michigan are just “Entrepreneurs” like their family say?
I mean, there is a HUGE market for non-traceable, prepaid phones that anyone can go and buy at Wal-Mart, Target, CVS, gas stations, Walgreens, Best Buy, Circuit City.
I’m sure there are thousands of people dying to pay more for a pre-paid phone that they could have bought at the checkout counter at your local grocery store. Specially when these “entrepreneurs” removed the batteries from the phones.
I can’t wait till they come by my city.
You hit the nail on the head. There is NO WAY they planned to sell those phones like the family claimed.
Two year old explains Entrepreneurship
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