Joe ApfelbaumCEO, evyAI · Networking Connector, Author, Speaker, Entrepreneur

5 cents for cherries chant... young entrepreneurs

6 Jul 2014 · 1 min

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In this brief YouTube clip, three children (labeled Speaker A, B, and C) perform a lively street‑vendor chant. Speaker A repeatedly advertises "5 cents for cherries, 50 cents for lemonade" while also mentioning a rainbow and offering lemonade. Speaker B comments on the hot weather, wishes for kosher lemonade, and calls out to a friend named Shoshana, also noting a "pricey Caesar" and seeing someone named Huda. Speaker C prompts Esther to announce the cherry price. The interaction is informal, playful, and captures a snapshot of youthful role‑play around vending, pricing, and cultural references.

5 cents for cherries, 50 cents for lemonade. 5 cents for cherries, 50 cents for lemonade. 5 cents for cherries, 50 cents for lemonade. 5 cents for cherries, 50 cents for lemonade. 5 cents for cherries, 50 cents for lemonade. 5 cents for cherries, 50 cents for lemonade. 5 cents for cherries, 50 cents for lemonade.
Oh, it's so hot outside. Oh, if only there was some kosher lemonade nearby, that would be so perfect.
It's a rainbow.
Ah, I wish. What? Look how convenient. $5 cherries. Pricey Caesar. Come here, Shoshana, come here.
Want lemonade?
Esther, tell her it's 5 cents for a cherry. It's 5 cents for a cherry.
We walk up, Shoshana says, I see Huda.