Cool kid! He will go far, a true entrepreneur at an early age. Not a common sight these days.
will buy from him, hopefully not too expensive ;p
haahaahaa on ur comment about his tshirt
Faith in humanity restored.
That is so ADORABLE.
Nice chap. Nice of him to think of quenching others’ thirst 🙂
How come no-one from the Baladiya has harrassed him for an illegal location or not having a license?
i also saw two girls selling lemonade and cake in alsurra last week
Amazing!!!! It shows how well raised that kid is! So proud of my nephew 😉
honestly..thank his parents for me please..GREAT job
Excellent!
Cute
Way to go boy!
This is the most amazing pic i’ve seen!
OMG, THAT’S MY BOY !!!!! YOU ARE DOING GREAT 🙂
LOVE it! You go, boy.
I love the lime n lemoni logo. So cute. This guy is going to rock one day.
Wishing all the best 😉
this is normal life that children should have and be encouraged to live !!!
+1
Cuuute! Go Hamad!
as a Mishrefian myself, im damn proud of this young man..god bless him and his parents…hope he wears a lot of sunscreen and stays dehydrated..
correction: dehydrated = hydrated
if its possible, please let us know where his stand is located..like which block and whether its at the roundabout or elsewhere…i would love to show my support and to tell all my cousins about him (all my uncles also live in mishref)
3ala rasi!!!
I support all self started and run businesses…
I just wana buy all his lemanade to give him a morale boost 🙂
Great, another “copy cat” business in Kuwait. Zero creativity #sarcasm
shakla mistanis, aziz. why you gotta a be a buzkill, bro?
salute to this young boy compared to other youths along the streets harassing expats like us!!
+1
@Aziz, 1st aprriciate it cause its a a little kid making something out of nothing. 2nd super affordable even if its 1KD.
Most of us are bought up served on a platter, this kid wants to learn it the hard way n 3 cheers to that.
it doesn’t matter if the concept is copied or not, The kid did what u cant.
His name is hamad al barrack he’s In my grade and mark is mark swaya whatever
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33 replies on “The Mishref Lemonade Stand”
This was started by a kid in Nuzha a week ago.
Cool kid! He will go far, a true entrepreneur at an early age. Not a common sight these days.
will buy from him, hopefully not too expensive ;p
haahaahaa on ur comment about his tshirt
Faith in humanity restored.
That is so ADORABLE.
Nice chap. Nice of him to think of quenching others’ thirst 🙂
How come no-one from the Baladiya has harrassed him for an illegal location or not having a license?
i also saw two girls selling lemonade and cake in alsurra last week
Amazing!!!! It shows how well raised that kid is! So proud of my nephew 😉
honestly..thank his parents for me please..GREAT job
Excellent!
Cute
Way to go boy!
This is the most amazing pic i’ve seen!
OMG, THAT’S MY BOY !!!!! YOU ARE DOING GREAT 🙂
LOVE it! You go, boy.
I love the lime n lemoni logo. So cute. This guy is going to rock one day.
Wishing all the best 😉
this is normal life that children should have and be encouraged to live !!!
+1
Cuuute! Go Hamad!
as a Mishrefian myself, im damn proud of this young man..god bless him and his parents…hope he wears a lot of sunscreen and stays dehydrated..
correction: dehydrated = hydrated
if its possible, please let us know where his stand is located..like which block and whether its at the roundabout or elsewhere…i would love to show my support and to tell all my cousins about him (all my uncles also live in mishref)
3ala rasi!!!
I support all self started and run businesses…
I just wana buy all his lemanade to give him a morale boost 🙂
Great, another “copy cat” business in Kuwait. Zero creativity #sarcasm
shakla mistanis, aziz. why you gotta a be a buzkill, bro?
salute to this young boy compared to other youths along the streets harassing expats like us!!
+1
@Aziz, 1st aprriciate it cause its a a little kid making something out of nothing. 2nd super affordable even if its 1KD.
Most of us are bought up served on a platter, this kid wants to learn it the hard way n 3 cheers to that.
it doesn’t matter if the concept is copied or not, The kid did what u cant.
His name is hamad al barrack he’s In my grade and mark is mark swaya whatever
I know this guy
way to go hammad albarack
he is in my class at AUS