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- Selling sweets is a lucrative business at school. Year 7 Nelson aspires to be the ‘top seller’ once his competitor, Tumy leaves the school. Subscribe to Our Stories: bit.ly/3lzSXhv
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The kid that switched bags with him is a legend
I'll just eat his sweets and give it back😂😂
Even though he got caught that was nice of the kid switching bags
Yeah it was too kind
That's what you call freinds
It failed tho lol
This is probably something teachers should be more impressed with, I mean these guys are literally young businessmen.
We don’t care you’re selling sweets.
*but we do care that you know the mitochondria is the power house of the cell*
Exactly but the education system is so corrupt they only train students to be employees
I was selling in my English teacher saw me and he didn't even care
@@my5ticmozza69 same my geo teacher saw people selling and he didnt give af
czcams.com/video/-3VALRoa8FE/video.html lmao 😂
Teachers threatening to tell their parents like someone’s parents is gonna care they’re selling sweets at school, if anything most parents would be proud their child is trying to make money
imao fax
Not fax i got slapped by my dad for making 15 quid by selling sweet
i came rto him all happpy and i showee him and i got shouted for 30 mins then slapped up and my phone took lf me for 2 years
@@HussainAli-of1ef OOF 😣
Fax
@@HussainAli-of1ef 'most parents appreciate selling this and getting money from it' and that's fax
Schools shouldn’t be punishing kids for being entrepreneurs. This exposes schools as they only want workers not thinkers.
Well said David
Is there tax ramifications?
This is actually a really well spoken comment
@@genewaylife7188 they ain’t making 12k+ from sweets
I mean to be fair, if kids are all selling sweets then if kids sell drugs it might be harder to tell what's sweets and what's drugs but if they see it's sweets then I def think they should give it back.
I'm sorry, but how on earth is selling sweets 'dodgy'
Because it is. It’s like drug dealing if you think about it 😆 😂
@@KayKapone1 it’s really not, why would you even compare
@@KayKapone1 its really not. How can you compare selling SWEETS i repeat SWEET with drugs? There in school, how can they even have drugs their teacher will find out.
@@amara4259 it’s cause it’s taking potential money away from the school cause instead of these kids buying things from the school they buy from other students
It’s because the school cafeteria owns a monopoly with the school on consumable products being sold so in principle what the students are doing is actually illegal as they don’t have a license to sell those consumables on the school premises so it’s essentially a black market
that bag swap was one of the smoothest things i’ve watched
Literally 😂😂😂
he’s a real one for that
Nah it was sketch 😂😂
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I rate him for doing it but it was hardly smooth when he had to say ‘pass me your bag’ like 4 times 😂
I don't understand why teachers don't like this. The kids are literally entrepreneurs in the making.
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And I have seen schools that encourage this as it's seen as a skill. It can also be a part of a business workshop that some schools provide too. Literally, no problem.
I know my father's school did when he was younger. The schools had tuck shops, so why not let students do provide the same service and earn some money? They would make their own little signs and that.
I think it's because they don't want the students to accidentally make others ill by selling off date or bad sweets to other students.
I'm gonna sell books in school.
@@xiulingapang6556 why books
5:48 the way he said sorry when he sold out
🤣🤣
The year 7 just snitched on himself to the whole world.
Lol ikr
He is in year 10 now and he still doing it 😂😂
@@my5ticmozza69 is he one of the top guys in the school?
@@mysteryman9641 up there as the best seller
@@my5ticmozza69 man like Nels u know, 😂 has he ever got robbed or taxed?
Theyre only selling sweets at least they're not selling drugs
Ikr there acting like there selling dugs
czcams.com/video/-3VALRoa8FE/video.html lmao
Teachers see it as then going to sell when their older in a bad way
My middle school the students would cookies and brownies and cakes and would put drugs in them and sell them
U never know....
"rules are rules, if anybody is spending money in this school then we make sure it's going to us."
Stupid teachers.
@@ptolyclarke1400 Ikr! Schools are selfish and just want money all the time!
Fr. Dinner prices go up by like 50p every year. Of course people will by sweets
I have nothing but admiration for Nelson. I remember being in the same situation as him when nobody would buy from me until the top seller left.
My business teacher says that he doesn’t condone it but if he sees someone doing it then he will look the other way.
Good teacher
Something my chemistry teacher would say 😭😭😭😭
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😂
Business teachers are always the best lol
It's like drug dealing but somehow even more sinister
😂
Fr
😂
lmao i was thinking the same thing
czcams.com/video/-3VALRoa8FE/video.html lmao
I couldn't stop laughing at the kid saying "the business going rapid"😂
Lol so funny
These kids are actually doing something that will benefit them when they go out to real world. What they are doing is 110 percent better than what they are teaching in classes and teachers should encourage them.
Nelson trying to get customers was so wholesome
I know it kinda make my heart melt ❤️
theses guys are either gonna be drug dealers or top dog business men
Koopa
Same thing if you think about it
That escalated bit fucked up thing to say.
No in between they either gon be plugs or be the CEO of a very big company
Fr fr I use to that shi in school I stopped like in year 9 but the kids in my school where rich white and stoopid I would make 3 pound profit of 1 pack of chewing gum sold one for 50p there’s like 10 inside
5:55 How to get mugged 101
2:00
*claps into the kid’s face*
“D-d-Do yOu WaNnA bUy A cRiSpY rOlE?”
Idk why but I find that so funny 😂
I genuinely do not understand what's so wrong with selling at school.
It's capitalism which is bad
can cause problems
No licence, private grounds generaly require a license to sell by law.
@@fimy3268 can tell you got bullied
@@activejt probably severe as well
Tbh what’s so bad about selling snacks
Edit:I just had a feeling to look back at my comment and I found out it got 1.1k likes thank you guys
tHe sUGaR cAusEs cAviTiES
Fr
@@funguytnt5341 it’s fine to have some sweets and a sweet drink every once in a while just don’t abuse cause you will start to pile on weight and get obese then yes get cavities carry on with that? And you get yourself diabetes for the rest of your life.
Fr its pettiness
@@dgrugs mhm
4:46 ah yes, selling chewits. Very "dodgy"
To be fair, although it may not be the healthiest option selling sweets, I quite like the initiative these kids have. Seeing a gap in the market and developing a strategy to fill it, only for the teachers to come along and pull it down. If I ran a school, I'd offer an environment to help teach and nurture the kids minds who are selling these sweets. Offer somewhere safe like a classroom to sell them in and teach them about all aspects of business. You could even set up multiple classrooms or desks to teach the kids about business competition and try to encourage them to sell healthier alternatives too, such as fruit. Call it an extra curricular activity and tie learning into something that the kids are clearly enjoying. Just goes to show that kids can clearly think in a way that stumps teachers, and it's quite sad to see such initiative and out of the box thinking be shot down by some 40 year old woman.
Additionally, at 4:47 when the teacher says 'if we catch you doing dodgy stuff again' she kind of makes it sound like he's dealing class A drugs to the kids, not sweets and pop. She clearly knew he wasn't dealing drugs however she made it out as if he was. How sad to see such a narrow mindset that's focused on hindering the potential of students, rather than encouraging and nurturing it. Just goes to show that schools were never designed as a learning environment, they were designed as an environment to produce workers who tow the line and don't deviate from instructions. Straight from the classroom to the factory floor.
my brother wrote a fuckinh paragraph
It took like 5 minutes to read it
now gonna start my own sweet selling black market at my school. sweets aren’t banned but energy drinks, fizzy drinks, chewing gum and lollies are all banned so i’m gonna start selling them. obviously it’s a gamble but it could pay off
I did it in my last school when we weren't allowed sweets and I made a solid 5 pounds a day in year 7
@@declan1694 a guy in my school made 500 a day but he left now
I did it for 7 months at my school before I dropped out and made £1500
@@mikeewright4421 yh when ur in year 7, the only people u sell to are year 7s and 8s tbh
I made 30 pounds a week in year 8🤣 not too bad
4:01 that is the biggest pizza I have ever seen
That's how big it is at my skl
Alie
Mines are like half the size for £1.50
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We don't even have pizza for school lunch here in Fiji.
Woah, people need to acknowledge that this guy can handle a good grind at school whilst doing TRIPPLE SCIENCE.
SMARTEST SELLER I KNOW
I used to do this at school, sold all sorts. What a shame teachers shut this kind of thing down. Learning to make money is the best experience a kid can have...
exactly fr
WHATS SO WRONG WITH SELLING SWEETS WHATS SO “DODGY” ABOUT SOME KIDS TRYNA MAKE MONEY!
teachers might mistake it with a drug deal
@@yvngen5816 HOOWWW??? THEIR LIKE 12
@@femalesosa5255 we live in a place called the uk most kids start drug dealing or do drugs at the age of 12
@@brooketayIor i also live in the uk, east london to be exact and i think it is just such an awful mindset to assume most 12 year olds get into that
Tbh it is good to teach kids about business and life skills.
This is literally a sign of a good entrepreneur he can spot a gap to make a profit he identified a market and the school shut him down wtf
I like how my Schools Year 8's sell Ciggys and the Year 9's Sell weed and the Year 10's are selling coke
Underrated comment 😂😂😂
Pretty sure you're in Juvie
@@HM-tm7pk Fr what kind of school are year 10s selling coke 😂😂😂
Ur school is shambles mate
Mate you sure ur not in juvy 😂
The real "Sweets Mafia" is not in this video, as he understands that they snitching on themselves for 15 minutes of fame, instead he is here for the long run 🧠
In my school during gcse time I remember this type of business was booming. One time a member of the pastoral team was patrolling the corridors and caught a seller giving a student some Buenos and called for back up on the radio saying "We have just had a hand to hand transaction in the humanities corridor" and they fully described the student and then ended it with "the suspect was last seen leaving humanities corridor and is loitering on the bridge to maths". Some fed......
Lmfaoo
Legend tells, Nelson is still trying to sell enemies a crispy roll.
I go to this school and he still is 😂
@coolkid1374 well he’s in year 11 now and he doesn’t sell as much as he used to but the business is still thriving I guess 😅
@coolkid1374 well it does lol
@coolkid1374 disc?
3:05 i instantly saw the AOT backpack
1:17 “and he always keep starburst for me”☺️🥰 lmao
What is the problem with selling sweets.
Idk it’s just not allowed lol
@@raphaelsanchez4153 k
sweets are banned in this school therefore they are going to take action against people who are not only breaking the rules but also profiting off breaking the rules.
Selling sweets is banned because the school can't ensure the kids haven't tampered with the products, or that anyone has any sort of allergies to these products. I personally think the restrictions are a bit over the top, and that they should put trust into the kids to manage them themselves. Developing a business interest is much more important than teaching kids compliance in my opinion, knowing the fundamentals of business will get you a lot further in life.
Innit
I tried selling ended up eating all the stock
Same 🤣😂😂😭😂😂
LMAO
😂😂
3:22 the dude who switched bags is a legend. shame they got caught tho
Nelson lad, don’t be shaking your blazer in the middle of the hallway😭😂😂
‘Dodgy stuff’ as if the chewits are laced with drugs or something 😂
LOOOOL
They should be allowed to do this, they are learning how to advertise their “business”! They are already going up to people and shouting the prices, and telling people to by from them. It’s perfect for when they get older
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But hiding the stuff will also give them helpful skills thi
Like lying
It's illegal to sell multipacks tho
@@DannyOF oh no the Cadbury's police is going to come after them because they dared to sell a bar out of a multipack
Aww the little yr 7 is so cute 🥺 can tell he’s gonna go somewhere!
the sweets salesmen cant be forgotten, absolute british icons
Guy who swapped bags wit him is a g thats bredrin love
I’m Nelson
Hey, hope you're still at this entrepreneurel stuff.
Free advertisement from Channel 4 as well 😂
Future apprentice winner I'm telling you!
Nelson u need to find yourself some loyal customers make a lot of friends and sell for cheaper than competitors, establish yourself in this market and let the word go around that your selling, buy a pack of chewits for 1 pound and sell them for 50p each which will make you nice profit, good luck little man I was just like you
@@user-pf7bp7qm4h Cheers mate
@abbyandnas he makes like 11 pounds a day
@@hhomas_tills Thanks😂😂
Proud to see my fellow sellers unfortunately I retired a long time ago
I tell you what, that bag switch was genius and that kid is going far. Full respect for the quick thinking. Shame it didn’t pull off too well still
That bag switch was immaculate
Honestly this was the more exciting part of the day making a sale.
Big up Nelson for getting on his grind !
It's the kids that have the energy and actual confidence to do this that make great entrepreneurs in the future.
Who’s here after the head was fired
w8 acc idek dat
When??
ne ho just left smh
Was he acutely
It was 3 years ago
Teachers should be happy they are using their initiative
Just watched a vid with Jack in year 7 with a Syrian kid was lovely to watch
When I got caught selling they said it was for "students health" yet the stuff they sell in the canteen is shocking
This is just snitching on each other lmfao
The funny thing is I buy a pack of. 20 lollies for 50p and sell them for 20p each and they have whistles haha😂😂😂
he is so clever, woow... this kid will go far! such talented kid
why is this being banned? Its brilliant! their shutting in down innovative and clever children who are doing something so harmless but so skilful. These are literally the business men and women of the future. If they are worried they might move to drugs, this is the perfect time to support and encourage them in their interest for selling and teach them about how they can pursue it in a legal and bigger way.
1 view, 16 likes, how messed up is youtube? lol
“If we catch you doing dodgy stuff on the corridor again” (selling snacks)
I remember back in Year 7, me and some friends (mostly just them) would run down to the nearby Dollar store and buy some packs of sweets and other items to sell back to students at the school. Sometimes we would receive specific requests that costed extra.
I could watch this for hours
Imagine if she got him in the office and asked to buy a lucozade and a pack of chewits ahaha
4:32 ahhh🤣💀the first 2 minutes of this video was kids selling stuff and not getting caught...
they are the best youtubers ever keep up with the good work
The Hustle is the Hustle. Respect it, and be rewarded.
I used to sell stuff at school, i really made alotta money back then easily 💯. Fun times 😂, When you are a bit famous at school you can easily get so many customers.
"Sneaky" it's in broad daylight in front of everything and they all just snaked on themselves
This is amazing
3:23 this my friends is what you call CLEAN
This is the problem with school, they don’t want there students to succeed, how is selling sweets dodgy ?
‘And that’s when I realised they weren’t sweets and I was actually in Colombia’
OMG
Bruhhhhh
Marijuana
1: concealment - keep sweets in inside blazer pockets (teachers expect bag, stop them from being stolen without force) and move around with friends to lower suspicion
2: knowledge - always but multipacks and sell them for regular price to get more sales and if multipack not available, only raise prices by a small amount
3: suspicion rates - don't have too many sweets, recommend £3-5 on sweets per day, make them small, stay away from teachers, hide the sale, stay in large crowds
4: customer knowledge - never trust older kids (if you were y7 only sell to y9 and below) if you get robbed/scammed by someone, don't let them buy from you
5: stock protection - keep stock hidden in inside blazer pocket, someone steals, run them down and punch in stomach away from teachers to get them to drop the sweets or make them vulnerable to take back, don't start a fight, just get them back and run
6: protection - keep older, bigger kids (if y7 would recommend y8-10 as they will fight to get stock back, however may want pay) get them to form a crowd whilst sale happens to keep sale hidden from teachers, always be ready to fight
7: targets - look for people who may not have gone the shop when usually do (make sure to go when people there is peak), listen for coins jingling
8: sweet selection - look for popular but cheap sweets, buy in bulk, if possible, get something rare (prime, body fuel, gatorade, etc) and sell for triple profit
"inform parents" most parents would be proud to see their kids doing business
This was a great business in school. I remember doing this. Didn’t get caught tho
This looks and sounds like fun. I wish we would do that in school :/
I love this channel so much “new seller on the block” lmfao
3:55 “ thinks I’m thick”
Proceeds to walk the wrong way where the bag exchange was 🤦♂️
1:14 - Lol he definitely feels special probably starting to think Tummy is his soulmate.
LOOOOOOL
The teacher is such a Karen this just they are literally learning to be entrepreneurs but apparently its dodgy WTH
I might try that, my school years designated break time spot only has a couple teachers watching us
Jacks me rani- best friendship goals ever ❤️ hope they are still friends
The funny thing is like I'm the only seller in the school so I'm basically rich haha
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I used to make so much p off this, was coming home with £30-50 profit a day. Got caught once in two years 🤣 on last days till holidays I'd give alot out for free made my business off the rails. Literally used to buy my stuff in bulk and had a booker card
The fact that he changed bags to get out of trouble 😂😂😂 the kid that did that was a legend
3:23 that was smooth.
When’s the full episode out.?
channel 4 tuesday at 9.15pm mate
It’s already out on channel four
@@memorizequran6131 download the channel 4 app
Yearbook tell that teacher it’s not dodgy and it’s nothing wrong he is just a young businessman also tell nelson he is a G
That bag swap was smooth
Rightttt
I do this and got in trouble and said if I'm caught, it's worse than a detention. You need a permit to sell and can be taken to court for it
young tobi jzl making moves
You could say that he is "destined for greatness" in buisness
'Dodgy stuff' Is she silly or something are sweeties drugs , smart woman
Young business men & women in the making. Keep this work ethic, and hustle and he’ll get far
Nelson is one true businessman
0:29 I wanna see an update w lily and Jacob lol
I think they went there own ways or he left
Is this scripted cause the person of focus has a mic on their tie.
I'm pretty sure it isn't, they just choose someone to focus on and give them the mic
It's not scripted the come in and document in real schools and some students are given mics and are told to just be themselves
I go to this school , everyone has a mic on them
@@itiskwanzatime9047 this takes place in harrop fold actually-
They constantly have mics on them
I think teachers should encourage this it teaches them entrepreneurial skills
2:05 on the block 🤣🤣🤣