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94 WRITE YOUR OWN ONE-MAN SHOW.
Are you funny? Dramatic? Don't be shy. Head out to your local park and be prepared to wow the crowd. Have your friends collect money from the crowd while you showcase your acting prowess. Legitimize your show by posting fliers inviting everyone you can think of. Props won't hurt either.

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95
WOW
AS A STREET MAGICIAN.
Are you ready to work your magic — and earn some moolah? Find a place with a lot of people (preferably kids — especially if you're not that good) and put out your tip cup. Beware. Some cities require street performers to be licensed. If you don't get a license, wear good running shoes. After all, one of the best tricks a street magician can perform is a disappearing act.

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96 BEGIN BREAK DANCING.
Get down and get paid. Break dancing began in the early 1970s and even today there's something about it that catches people's attention — and convinces them to open their wallets. People are even more likely to put their change in your coffer if you have a friend willing to battle with you. Have your audience bet on a winner … then split your winnings.

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97 MIME FOR MONEY.
Let's face it. Mime's are creepy, but love 'em or hate 'em, you can make money by becoming one. At some point during your life, you've probably pretended you were stuck in a box or were going down an escalator. Take these party tricks, bring them to the street, and rake in the dough — just make sure you do it quietly.

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98 BECOME A STREET PERFORMER.
Can you breathe fire? Lift heavy things with your little finger? Stand perfectly still for long periods of time? If so, you have some serious cash coming your way. Tourists — and locals for that matter — love watching people do weird things and will reward you for your odd talent. Many cities require performers to be licensed, so check to make sure you're not breaking any laws — unless you want to.

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99 JUGGLE.
Put your coordination skills to work. Juggling is something that many people try, but few can successfully manage to do. If you know how to juggle — or are a fast learner — give this a try. Just be sure not to hit anyone with a flaming bowling pin. To learn more about juggling, go to
www.juggling.org
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