Mardi gras?
This is a list of what I think about selling ... What do you think? What should I charge? Have you anything to add? I can not sell beer guys sorry.
Boas
Wigs
Top Hats
Fuzzy Hats
Jester Hats
Tote
Glow Sticks
(gloves, umbrellas -> if it rains)
I'm looking for some items that I can make as much money. All ideas will be useful. I will work Mardi Gras by myself and I have no car points very big will not work for me.
Thank you for all your help!!
I try to find things I can not sell, it will be easier with a great return. I do not have enough space to keep soft drinks or candy floss and I think I would only $ 1 per net sales. It is not realistic for me.
boas are well done too much in the gift shops
I would like to sell handbags and glow sticks
you'd better sell beads Titty they are plastic balls with female breasts on them and some even lit.
Those would be good to sell because everyone wants one and they are extremely difficult to catch. caould even charge you double or triple the price you pay for them and people would still sell well
http://www.mardigrasimports.com/shop/sub category-3-11.html
http://www.mardigrasimports.com/shop/sub category-3-10.html? PHPSESSID = 5d8235bad2c 5352287908586b146ba42
http://www.mylastnightout.com / nagrbe.

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