Based on the context provided, this portion of the transcript features two children (Marcy and Lauren) and an adult (presumably a parent) in a community spotlight video typically shown at the beginning of a Hermantown town hall or city council meeting. None of the listed city officials are speaking in this specific segment. [0:03] **Marcy:** I'm Marcy and I'm 10 years old. [0:05] **Lauren:** And I'm Lauren and I'm 10 years old. [0:07] **Marcy & Lauren:** We're selling slime and lemonade to raise profit to sell more slime and lemonade. [0:12] **[Music]** [0:15] **Parent:** Yes. We live on a busy road, so we thought this was a great spot for them to have a lemonade stand. The girls started selling lemonade and used the money to buy themselves toys and and slime supplies. Slime is just their passion. They love making slime. They make little names for the slime. [0:34] **Marcy:** We both like to make it fun for our customers and try to get their attention. [0:40] **Lauren:** Yes. [0:42] **Marcy:** Yeah. Sometimes we just have lots of adults that have um get limited. [0:47] **Lauren:** So then, but some days we have lots of kids and they get slimed. So it just depends on the day. [0:54] **Parent:** You know, we get a lot of older residents who just come by and say, "I remember doing this as a kid." Sometimes they don't even want lemonade. [1:01] **Parent:** And they'll just give the girls some money or give them a beep or anything like that. So they really found success and it's kept them going with with the support they've gotten from Hermantown. [1:13] **Marcy:** Visit us and buy slime and lemonade. [1:16] **Lauren:** Yeah.