pic.twitter.com/TLYJ8G92qU — Dysthymic Dad™ (@DysthymicDad) July 4, 2016Video of fighter jet scrambled to engage children's rogue lemonade stand. There was no chill this weekend at an Ottawa kid-run lemonade stand on a stretch of Colonel By Drive owned by the National Capital Commission. The lemonade stand run by sisters Eliza and Adela Andrews, ages 7 and 5, was shut down at around 11 a.m. on Sunday by an NCC officer because the girls didn’t have the proper permit to sell lemonade on NCC property. “But, so be it, that’s their decision.”After the CBC first reported the story, reaction online towards the NCC’s strict enforcement of the rule-breaking lemonade stand has been a flood of (mainly) humourous outrage. It's all in the attitude: Official Ottawa takes a stand against lemons & little ones.

Source: National Post July 04, 2016 14:48 UTC