Caleb Nelson asked his father if he could borrow $10,000 for a business plan that he had in mind. His plan was a to create a business that used pedicabs, which are carts that are connected to the back of bicycles, to transport people around town. Caleb made a presentation that talked about his plans and showed it to his father. His father decided to give Caleb $5,000 if he could make the rest of it by himself. Caleb was only 14 years old at the time, so it seemed to be quite a challenge. However, he found a way to raise the $5,000 and Caleb and his father were on their way to Denver to purchase two pedicabs. With the help of some of his friends from middle school, Caleb officially launched Romeo’s Rickshaws. He has said that he is most grateful for everything that he has learned. He recognized that it was difficult for any business to stand out, because there were so many advertisements for the festival’s program. Caleb made the advertisements for Romeo’s Rickshaws not only stand out, but the people who are in charge of the pedicabs are taught to guide riders to advertisers. He also learned about how to get people to show up. There is no charge for a ride and the people only pay tips to the operators. Despite his accomplishments, Caleb does not see his business being a permanent venture. He says it is because it takes a lot of work. As of the date of the article, Caleb is 17 years old and is intending to sell the pedicabs before he leaves for college. He also intends to remember the lessons that he learned from his business.