<prompt> Human: Im 17. Im looking to go to college, and buy a car soon. Im also very interested in business. I wanna start with some experience early. All i have is 200. Anyone know how I can start a simple business, or at least how to flip 200.One idea ive had is to start selling things off amazon that I buy in bulk. What do you guys think?Willing to do most anything to improve on any ideas conceived and dedicate most of my time.Ive gotten my start by selling my familys old electronics to people in my school, and selling old games on craigslist, but i usually get stuck after that and end up spending money on movies or things I need before i get to invest it somehow. I know i shouldve been saving and recently started to save every penny.Im already trying to get a job and save from there but i want to do something separate to help with getting my first car and paying for college as i have 0 college savings, and no money towards a car. I also want to do this to have a better understanding of how finances, and businesses work.Even the smallest bit of advice is appreciated. Thank you.  <response>: Honestly your best bet is to find an after school job at an ice cream store, or pool cleaning business or car wash . Put the 200 towards a decent 50 pair of work shoes and your uniform, and work a few hours a week. Pay attention to the normal operation procedures, and ask the manager questions. Volunteer to help with closing duties, and figure out how scheduling and things work. I do know someone who made money in high school by repainting the numbers on the sidewalk for people. Take your numbers, and your paint, and walk around the neighborhood after about 4:00 and on the weekends, and knock on doors. Get your 10 up front, dont accept checks. If you can paint one set of numbers per hour, that is 100 for 10 hours of work if you work for 5 hours Saturday and 5 Hours Sunday. Of the people who say yes and pay you, leave a phone number for them to text you if they need other things done, lawn mowed, weeds pulled. Whatever you feel like doing. 