India, June 26 -- A LinkedIn post about a sugarcane juice vendor's pricing has caught attention for how it highlights the sharp business sense often seen in everyday street vendors.

It points to how small stalls, even without formal business training, tend to arrive at pricing decisions rooted in cost, demand, and customer behaviour. What stood out in this case was a simple juice stall and the way it structured its prices, prompting many to reflect on how business logic often comes from lived experience rather than classrooms or boardrooms.

The post was shared on LinkedIn by Ananya Narang. Her caption read, "This guy has cracked unit economics better than most founders." She also shared a photo of a sugarcane juice vendor's board. It re...