ummm, being a blooming idiot :) Actually, you would have to get a business license,etc. City court can direct you on just what's needed where you live. Be aware, there are often requirements (costly) on new busineses that are not required of existing ones..such as handicap parking, ramp access, doorways wide enough for wheelchairs. Sadly, only 3 out of 10 endeavers succeed. The main cause is poor management. Finances, work hours, employess, upkeep of premises, and yours would be a perishable commodity, prone to loss. The rule of thumb...expect no profit the first year.
I don't want you to be discouraged....I want you to be prepared so that you are one of those 3 that makes it. Good luck!
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