Scores of vendors from across the city descended on Midtown Manhattan on New Year's Eve, selling merchandise by the minute, showcasing their entrepreneurial spirit just ahead of the ball drop. Many sought out prime locations to attract the abundant foot traffic, with personal stories and strategies driving their hustle.
A 15-year-old vendor named Bladimir revealed his sources for quirky goods, taking advice from family: 'Go to the factory on Flushing Avenue and Knickerbocker Avenue' in Brooklyn. His strategic approach to selling hats and glasses demonstrates the resourcefulness of young entrepreneurs tapping into festive crowds.
Dwayne Hibbert, a seasoned vendor, emphasized the importance of location near popular attractions for maximizing sales during New Year's celebrations. 'This entrance is the best,' he stated, knowing that early arrivals often secure the best spots before competition increases.
Vendors revealed their motivations, with Hibbert noting, 'Everybody needs extra dough now,' highlighting the economic necessity driving many to participate in the bustling market of holiday sales.
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