I swear when the little girl with the lemonade stand asks me to install an app it'll be the final straw

That's basically the entire US economy in a nutshell.

Y'know, it's funny, I'm planning a yard sale soon. I'm only putting up signs nearby so I mostly get my neighbors, and I'm not really planning on charging much for anything because I'm mostly using it to get to know my neighbors and build community, because getting to know my neighbors is more valuable to me than making more money. It's funny how the right is almost a dark mirror of the left.

She could offer them a FREE trial lemonade that only requires them to sign up and submit their credit card information for a membership for a monthly lemonade, delivery not included. Cancel anytime.

More likely it will never be profitable because her great grandparents didn't enter the lemonade and beverages market seriously enough. So Coke Cola Europe rules the industry.

...actually looking into it, Pepsi owns 10% of the market, and Coke owns 5%... There's still some room for her if she has the right angle. She should probably try to disrupt the market somehow. Maybe make soda as a drug delivery system? She can piggy back on media hype like "Could this soda cure your diabetes?" Or perhaps custom targetted ads printed on cans? Maybe made-to-order taste sensation?

Tell her to get a degree in marketing and raise a billion dollars in VC money, she might have a chance still.

I wonder how much information could be gathered from a lemonade stand, and how much the name-address-Bluetooth mac address would be worth?