Good morning and welcome the kid news. I'm Tori. Today is Thursday, November 7th, 2019.

And we begin with a college student paying off his student loans a dozen donuts at a time. Since Krispy Kreme doesn't have a shop in Minnesota,

21 year old Jason Gonzalez decided to fill the void and his wallet. Every weekend for

months now he's been making an eight-hour round-trip

donut run to a store over the border in Iowa. Then, armed with over a hundred boxes and

thousands of Facebook followers, he'd resell the sugary stash

for more than double his cost.

When corporate got word of Jason's side hustle, they threatened to shut him down over quality

concerns.

An online outcry and some negative publicity later,

Crispy Kreme changed its tune.

Not only is Jason now an independent operator for the company,

it even sweetened the deal with a 500 dozen donut

donation.

Next on Jason's to-do list, getting a business license, and not surprisingly, a bigger

car.

In political news the date is now set for public hearings to begin in the impeachment

inquiry of Donald Trump.

The first witnesses will take the stand on Wednesday.

Expect gavel to gavel coverage on all the television networks,

along with lots of expert commentary.

For sure, it'll be high drama.

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