Teen Suspended For Making $22k Selling Candy At School

Tommie Rose, 15, saw a business opportunity in his school filled with only healthy options and decided to take it. Rose's classmates were willing to pay for chips, candy and fizzy drinks. Who was he to say no? 

Donald Trump would be proud. Tommie Rose, a 15-year-old student in England had been watching The Apprentice for years and picked up on the mistakes and business advice Mr. Trump gave on a weekly basis.

Three years ago, Rose sold his first piece of candy. Now, he's selling candy, chips and drinks that can't be found at the school. He has two employees who he pays $8.50 and has made almost $22,000. Tommie Rose hopes to use the money to pay tuition at a top university where he will earn a business degree.

Duh.

The problem: Rose's school is threatening to suspend him. This won't be the first time. He was suspended at his last school for doing the same thing.

Talk about passion. He stands by his business no matter the struggle.

Read the whole article HERE.

What do you think? Should he be suspended or should the school system just let him do his thing? It IS to pay for more schooling, after all.