How much money can you make with a hot dog stand?
960234
Depends what you look like.  Around here, a hot girl wears a bikini and calls her little operation "Bikini Weenies".  She apparentley makes a killing.
382002
mine was $65, including the barbell. But my bf could have got him down to $40...but he don't know how to haggle! I got it done at the shore, you usually can get them to go down in price. Make sure the place is clean!
819709
yes, I think you can, many try to raise their prices so much to make a buck, that they price themselves right out of business.  You have to make a profit but you need to be realistic about making a buck. If people like your product and you are an honest person and keep your prices fair and still make a profit  you can and will make it work.
272814
u might make some money
1145303
I dunno where the two previous answerers got their figures.  It really does depend on the market.  For example, a mid-market on-air personality will earn up to the low 6 digits.  However, in large markets, they can earn several hundred thousand dollars.  At my favorite station, in my home market, Chicago, my morning and afternoon drive personalities all earn slightly more than one million a year.
422358
Bus boy in a Diner or Cafe (mine is 15 and averages about $16 an hour in tip out from the wait staff). Pizza Parlor kitchen helper. Dog walker.
751503
I agree w/ you. I don't think a legitimate fundraiser would be selling a pack of m@m's for $3.00. I've never seen anything around where I live. If I've ever bought from someone outside a store it was usually our local highschool band/ cheeleaders or the boy or girlscouts selling for no more that a dollar or two for a box of cookies or candy bars. I know my son's candy that he has sold has never been more than a dollar.
453205
Any thing the cart girl is selling works for me, but I do agree a hotdog hits the spot after nine holes.
700619
Usually, the bartender receives 2% of gross sales at your tables.   It's assumed that you'll receive 15% (or so), so you'll have 13% left.
887733
10 bucks and of corse you can have it babe...\nmuah...
1000374
I would serve bbqed hamburgers and hotdogs.
746118
How much more are you selling the item for than what you paid for it?\n\nSay you obtained a widget for $100.  If you sold it for $150, then the [simple] profit is 50%, since 50/100 = .5 = 50%.\n\nIn reality you would have to take into account things like opportunity costs, wages, store costs (if a store is involved), licensing, taxes, etc.  But above is how you get a simple profit rate or percentage.
95891
yeah it is somewhere about 8.5$ an hour! but believe me you can make much more than that ! good luck!
1155246
waiting on tables in a very busy restaurant.\n\nbeen there done that, laughed my way to the bank.  I made over $200 just on the weekends.
801519
depends, by hand? for just you? about 15$ you can find making supplies at a local candy supply making \nshop. Now on a large scale, about $50,000 for the machine, at least $60,000 for the warehouse to house it all, and maybe around $2,000 a month for ingrediants
920177
A basic job will pay you minimum wage $8 in the U.S so if you work for just about 8 hours a day for a whole month you can make about $1,900 if you work for 3 weeks you would make about $1,344\n\nOr you could just have a garage sale to sell all the things you don't need anymore.\n\nor maybe even try ebay but you might not have enough time to sell all of it
705066
You can go here and make you some money. It worked for me. I even have enough monwy extra to spoil myself a little. Check it out.