Why did Sally sell seashells on the seashore when you can just pick them up anyway?

Question

Why did Sally sell seashells on the seashore when you can just pick them up anyway?

Answer 1

Maybe it was some ice cream or chocolate by the name of 'seashells' and not seashells from the sea.

Answer 2

hi, at work, my name is Sally

i never sell seashells on the seashore

Answer 3

Maybe she sold magic seashells on the sea shore

Answer 4

Maybe because she had some really nice shells that you couldnt find anywhere else. Or she  wanted to make some money. lol

Answer 5

obviously a bad business woman

Answer 6

the ones on the beach were mostlikely made in china

Answer 7

Because she had picked up all of the best ones so she then had that corner of the market, the only ones left for free were the ruccish broken ones.

Answer 8

People are stupid - they'll buy anything.

Answer 9

Sally is hot, and has a great rack, and all her customers were men, who love talking breast. After Sally ran out of sea shells, she started selling sand. That's right sitting on a beach selling sand, and the line went all the the way out to the road, and there was a terrible traffic jam, caused by men wanting to buy sand from sally. Hot girls can do whatever they want on the beach.

Greetings from the New Jersey shore

Answer 10

Sally was sick of the sellers selling the seashells at such a silly price...

Answer 11

maybe Sally's shells were the shiniest seashells of all.

Answer 12

A very good point!

Answer 13

Because they were special and rare shells.

Answer 14

Sally was very selective when she would stroll along the seashore searching the sand  for the most special and shiniest  seashells and some people are just too sluggish and sedentary to search. Sometimes they have sore spines  so they couldn't stoop to stop to shovel up a shell from the sand so Sally had the seashell shop at the seashore because it was sensible and to sum it all up so she could score some silver coins by stashing the seashells in her seashell seashore shop she named "Sally's seashore seashell shop in all it's splendor "and the silver she'd stash would suffice to scrap  up some soda and shellfish since she slept on the soft sand at the seashore.