Part 7 (2/2)

C: Yes, I do. Don't make me [makes choking sounds]- I: He made it up. It's the Vulcan death grip. That's what Spock does.

C: Shut up!

[Laughter]

I: Business is good. We make it out of a mix- C: No. It's a secret formula.

I: The secret is we tried Kool-Aid. Then we found another brand. We can't tell you what it is. [Laughs] Very top secret.

C: The wedges are real.

I: Yeah. We kind of made that up.

C: It's good, though.

I: Uh-huh.

C: There was this crowd today that-three people that bought some lemonade. And they came back and said that the lemonade is excellent.

I: I was like, ”Hey, you want some more?”

C: Yeah. That's what I said. I said that. Like, ”Wanna buy another one?” They're like, ”No, but it's excellent.”

I: It's like, ”Oh, thank you. We don't care if you think it's excellent. How 'bout you buy some more?” [Laughs]

C: [Pointing to a young kid in the distance] There he is. He keeps throwing those popper things at that sign.

I: He just stands there like all day- C: I know. Throwing poppers.

I: Throwin' those poppers at the sign. [Laughs]

C: And never cleans them up.

I: And then sometimes he comes over and buys from us for like a penny or something.

C: He's spreading the idea to throw the poppers.

I: [Laughs] He's bored.

[Adult MALE CUSTOMER arrives]

MC: Hi.

C: Hi.

MC: How you guys doin'?

I: Okay.

C: Okay.

MC: Makin' money?

I: Sort of.

C: Yeah.

MC: That's good. Have fun!

I: Okay.

[MALE CUSTOMER leaves]

I: Whatever.

C: I'm going back home on Sunday. To Connecticut. Then I'm coming back.

I: I stay here all summer.

C: We come back at the end of July.

I: I always feel stupid doing it alone. It's harder without him, because he has the cute little baby face that sells all the lemonade.

C: Like when he leaves, people just come right up.

I: I know. Like when I go take a break to like, get some food for us or something, they-someone buys because he has the baby face. [Laughs] I don't think we'll get as many people- C: It will still be-you'll still be like getting fifty percent of- I: Yeah.

C: -what we're doing now. If Noah came-this cousin we have, his name is Noah-if he came here, we would get like quadruplet. [Laughs]

I: He's little and cute.

C: Yeah.

I: That's all people [laughs] care about. They don't care what the lemonade tastes like or what you're selling. It's like if we were selling ice, Noah could sell it probably.

C: Yeah. We-I have two cousins. One of 'em's his sister. Phoebe and Noah. We offered 'em a penny for going out and calling people and leading people into the lemonade stand. It was like tons of people. But then- I: They gave their pennies back. [Laughs] They quit. We were like, okay. We gave it to them. And they're like, they gave it back. [Laughs] They're like, too little to get it.

C: I'm surprised they only wanted a penny. And they- I: They don't know what that means. They don't know the difference.

[Adult FEMALE CUSTOMER arrives]

C: Do you want lemonade?

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