Is it suitable for college students to set up stalls on campus?

There are all kinds of stalls on campus, including food, clothes, useful and fun. As the saying goes, you have everything, only what you can't think of can't be bought. Did the college students set up a stall? Are college students suitable for setting up stalls? I think the answer is yes. If there is demand, we can start from this aspect. First of all, college students can grasp the demand for goods by setting up stalls. College students are at school every day, so naturally they have to know the needs of their peers better than outsiders, so as to get some hot-selling goods and achieve the goal of selling them. Secondly, it is safer for college students to set up stalls for their own reasons than to go out to work. After all, if you don't leave the campus, the people you know and the familiar environment can keep yourself in a relatively safe range. Finally, street stalls can also better communicate with people, increase affinity, use all convenient conditions to understand product updates, and explore their ability to gain insight into business opportunities. Although we support that college students can use street stalls as an economic supplement when there are reasons, there are still some places to pay attention to. First, we should pay attention to the arrangement of time, which must not affect our study; Second, we should pay attention to the fact that the returned goods should not be too big and too miscellaneous, and they should be stored conveniently. Because the dormitory is a public living environment, we can't affect the normal life of other students because of our private affairs; Third, we should also pay attention to the fact that street stalls are an unknown industry in the eyes of ordinary people, so we must have certain psychological endurance and look at these things positively, optimistically and optimistically.