7-Year-Old’s Trash Can Business Leads To A Surprise Lamborghini Parade
7-Year-Old’s Trash Can Business Leads To A Surprise Lamborghini Parade
When one 7-year-old decided to launch his own business, he probably never imagined it would lead to a driveway full of Lamborghinis and supercars.
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The young entrepreneur started small — passing out flyers in his neighborhood offering a simple but clever service: for $5 a week, he’d roll your garbage cans to the curb before trash day and bring them back afterward. Neighbors quickly signed up, impressed by his determination and hustle.
One family, after joining his “business,” asked the boy what he was saving for. His answer? A Lamborghini.
That dream sparked an idea. The family emailed the general manager of a local Lamborghini dealership, asking if it might be possible to surprise the boy with a quick visit.
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Just six minutes later, the GM called back — not only were they in, they were going big.
On Saturday, the neighborhood streets filled with a parade of 10 to 15 supercars — including Lamborghinis, a Porsche, an Aston Martin, a Maserati, and even a Corvette — all stopping at the boy’s house to give him the experience of a lifetime.
And his reaction? Pure joy.
Sitting behind the wheel of a Lamborghini, the 7-year-old grinned ear to ear.
“This is the best day of my life,” he said.
“This feels like a dream.”
It wasn’t just about the flashy cars — it was about a community rallying behind a young dreamer. For one afternoon, an ordinary block turned extraordinary, showing how neighbors (and a few supercars) can make magic happen.
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