Q: This is illegal in Indiana and 34 other states. What?
A: To sell lemonade at a stand without a permit
This doesn’t even make sense. If your child doesn’t have a permit or even a license to sell this seemingly innocent and extremely refreshing summer beverage, they could get in trouble. Which unfortunately could result in a fine, for which your lemonade money likely wouldn’t be able to pay. Country Time, the famous lemonade brand, is “taking a stand for lemonade stands” in the hopes of making them legal in all 50 states without needing a permit or license to avoid fees and fines. But there’s more…they’re also providing “Legal-Ade” to anyone who has children who have tasted said injustice in 2018 or 2019. They’ll contribute up to $30,000 worth of “ade” to help families pay off these fines. You’ll simply send in a photo of your fine with an explanation of what happened and follow the rest of these instructions.
Congratulations to Beverly Yager of Rushville, today’s Smartest Hoosier Ever and has won seats on the Platform presented by Subway to see Brad Paisley live July 20th at Ruoff Home Mortgage Music Center.
