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Annoying as it can be, there is a reason for laws that require you to get a permit.
originally posted by: Telos
originally posted by: jude11
I would complain about him being the most unfunny comedian to ever grace a stage or screen.
But not the lemonade stand.
Jude
No TV network would run a 9 season sitcom if it isn't funny or successful. I guess millions of dollars he got paid for, for being unfunny would argue harshly with you...lo
originally posted by: jude11
originally posted by: alienjuggalo
originally posted by: jude11
I would complain about him being the most unfunny comedian to ever grace a stage or screen.
But not the lemonade stand.
Jude
Wow really? Seinfeld really grew on me.. Now I watch the reruns all the time..
The supporting cast made the show. Without them it would have bust IMO.
I tried many times to watch the show and I just couldn't get past his bad acting and whiny little voice.
Jude
What if you dig a hole and hit an underground utility connection and your neighbors power goes out?
What if you aren't a good fence builder, and it looks horrible -- lowering your neighbors property value?
What if you are greedy and over fish a stream, and it's population never recovers?
originally posted by: windword
a reply to: alienjuggalo
I would have thought that someone as socially prominent as Jerry Seinfeld's wife would be savvy enough to have secured the proper permits, etc. before setting up a fundraising "Lemonade Stand".
originally posted by: EternalSolace
This is like karma 101. People blame today's children for lack of values, lack of savings, and a lack of frugality. People blame kids for being an entitled generation who doesn't want to work for what they have or be thankful for what they have. Well, it's a general notion that the children are when principles are taught, the better they stick.
So we've no one to blame but ourselves when a simple lesson like starting a lemonade stand to afford that bike, candy, videogame is denied because our heads are too far up our butts to let them learn the lesson to go out and work for what you want.
Yeah... people blame the kids. I blame the grown ups.
originally posted by: amicktd
originally posted by: EternalSolace
This is like karma 101. People blame today's children for lack of values, lack of savings, and a lack of frugality. People blame kids for being an entitled generation who doesn't want to work for what they have or be thankful for what they have. Well, it's a general notion that the children are when principles are taught, the better they stick.
So we've no one to blame but ourselves when a simple lesson like starting a lemonade stand to afford that bike, candy, videogame is denied because our heads are too far up our butts to let them learn the lesson to go out and work for what you want.
Yeah... people blame the kids. I blame the grown ups.
I blame people like that neighbor that called the cops.
) Register as sole proprietor with the County Clerk's Office (must be done in person)
2) Apply to the IRS for an Employer Identification Number
3) Complete 15-hr Food Protection Course!
4) After the course, register for an exam that takes 1 hr. You must score 70 percent to pass. (Sample question: "What toxins are associated with the puffer fish?") If you pass, allow 3-5 weeks for delivery of Food Protection Certificate.
5) Register for sales tax Certificate of Authority
6) Apply for a Temporary Food Service Establishment Permit. Must bring copies of the previous documents and completed forms to the Consumer Affairs Licensing Center.
Then, at least 21 days before opening your establishment, you must:
Arrange for an inspection with the Health Department's Bureau of Food Safety and Community Sanitation. It takes about 3 weeks to get your appointment. If you pass, you can set up a business once you:
- Buy a portable fire extinguisher from a company certified by the FDNY and set up a contract for waste disposal.
- We couldn't finish the process. Had we been able to schedule our health inspection and open my stand legally, it would have taken us 65 days.
originally posted by: alienjuggalo
Want to open a simple lemonade stand in NYC heres what you have to do. OH but its about safety of the children lololol
) Register as sole proprietor with the County Clerk's Office (must be done in person)
2) Apply to the IRS for an Employer Identification Number
3) Complete 15-hr Food Protection Course!
4) After the course, register for an exam that takes 1 hr. You must score 70 percent to pass. (Sample question: "What toxins are associated with the puffer fish?") If you pass, allow 3-5 weeks for delivery of Food Protection Certificate.
5) Register for sales tax Certificate of Authority
6) Apply for a Temporary Food Service Establishment Permit. Must bring copies of the previous documents and completed forms to the Consumer Affairs Licensing Center.
Then, at least 21 days before opening your establishment, you must:
Arrange for an inspection with the Health Department's Bureau of Food Safety and Community Sanitation. It takes about 3 weeks to get your appointment. If you pass, you can set up a business once you:
- Buy a portable fire extinguisher from a company certified by the FDNY and set up a contract for waste disposal.
- We couldn't finish the process. Had we been able to schedule our health inspection and open my stand legally, it would have taken us 65 days.
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