This was the stall that sold the largest number of caps.
A munchkin behind the counter was the center of attraction. He donned a different cap every day, and spun a story around it. He would then enact the character that he was playing, and keep onlookers entertained.
He had a decent amount to take home at the end of the season. However, the character that he played today did not wear a cap. He looked sad, as he was refused two free caps for his brother and himself.
He would rent a little joy again, in the next season.
(100 words)
Creative Experiments and More 
Someone was being a Scrooge big time. What a shame. Good writing, Reena. Happy Holidays! 🙂 — Suzanne
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Thanks, Suzanne and wishing you the same!
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Hmm, awfully cheap not to give him 2 caps if he made them all those sales.
Mine: https://kindredspirit23.wordpress.com/2017/12/22/tend-to-your-knittin/
Scott
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That’s right!
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Aw. I’d have bought the hats for him.
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I guess it’s a good way to market the hats.
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Kids are used to increase the appeal of ads too. Thanks, Bjorn!
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I’m not sure I get it. He had a decent amount to take home, but couldn’t afford a pair of caps?
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He asked for free caps as a bonus, and was refused. Maybe the amount he earned was marked for a purpose, and has not been brought out well in 100 words.
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