David Chedester was just 27-years-old when he was diagnosed "It was shocking to say the least."

The young student threw in different-sized buttons along with the coins. 'We don't take buttons,' the cafeteria lady said gruffly, scowling at the kid. 'Why not? They're round, aren't they?'

There have been a lot of complaints voiced over the last couple of years from people who wish entrepreneurs would address the world's "real problems" or do "something bigger" rather than create "me too" applications and websites. I'm not a fan of that sentiment but that's really a whole other post I need to write. In all honesty, there's a place and need in the world for all sorts of business ...