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1:17Now PlayingSTAND UP: - A Seven-year-old boy has started a business where he turns shredded paper, into thank you cards.
SOT: “I was earning money to go to Disney Land,” T-Ray Brazier says.
VO: T-Ray Brazier is earning money for his dream vacation by taking used paper and recycling it himself. He’s earned $600 so far in his $1000 goal.
SOT: (2:14) “We were looking at businesses online and we found a paper business,” T-Ray says.
VO: About four months ago T-ray began learning the how to make paper through online tutorials. He even recruited help from his younger sister.
SOT: “I help him hang up the paper on the high line,” Brooklyn says.
STAND UP: Me and kids making paper.
VO: It look me a couple tries to get it right.
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