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Caleb Wright, 27 of Fort Lauderdale, is facing nine charges. He is accused of having unlawful sex with a girl, 16, and video recording it without the victim's knowledge.
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'At 14, I'm the Youngest Person to Own a Restaurant in My State' Newsweek 12/20/2020 Jenny Haward © Kathleen Nesbit-Wright At 14, Mason Wright (left) is the youngest person in Georgia to own his own restaurant. When I was a little younger, I was walking dogs, washing cars and mowing lawns in my neighborhood, to make money. Then, I went on a trip to New York City in 2015 with my sister and waited in a really long line for a hot dog. I probably had to wait in a line for ten minutes in Times Square, and all of the hot dog vendors had lines.
This teen restaurant owner will make you feel like you’ve accomplished absolutely nothing in life Marnie Shure © Screenshot: ABC News / YouTube “Do what you love so you’ll never work a day in your life.” That’s solid (if rather rosy) career advice, but it hits different when it’s given to you by... a 14-year-old. Who already has a thriving hot dog business. Teen entrepreneur Mason Wright, owner of Mason’s Super Dogs in Stonecrest, Georgia, has been makingheadlines for not only helming a grab-and-go hot dog restaurant at such a young age, but actually achieving...
How a 14-year-old became the youngest restaurant owner in Georgia By Christopher A. Daniel Calls urge support for Black-owned businesses Stonecrest, Georgia — Mason Wright was 9 years old walking through Times Square in 2015 with his older sister when he noticed long lines wrapped around several hot dog carts. If he could reinvent the idea back home in the South, he said, he'd never have to beg his parents for an allowance again. "I knew I could take the business concept and improve it," said Mason, who is now 14 years old and the owner of Mason's Super Dogs, his grab-an...