A family farm sitting on a harvested corn field in October wants a paying October. It does not want to learn GPS field mapping, maze topology and crowd flow to get one. One man cut his first maze in 1996 and has since designed six thousand of them on other people's land.

Reef aquarium people will pay $325 for a coral the size of a fist. The market is almost entirely wild-collected imports with unpredictable supply and heavy mortality. One lawyer in Ohio has been growing them in a greenhouse since 2002 and selling the exact animal in the photograph.

When a pet dies at a vet clinic, somebody has to handle the body, and the clinic very much does not want it to be them. One couple in Texas turned that into a pickup route across twenty-five clinics. The interesting part is who the customer actually is.