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3:41Now PlayingWith businesses across the country limiting the number of customers allowed on their premises, lines, as well as boring wait times, are growing. A St. Louis teen named Jack Stark saw a business opportunity, so he started a company called Stand In-Line Services. He hired his classmates to stand on queues like those at the DMV. The company charges $20 an hour for the service. “Everyone thinks it's a great idea,” Jack said. #InsideEdition
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