As a young man growing up in New York City, Allan Maman was always thinking and trying. When fidget spinners (Ö¸¼âÍÓÂÝ) first came out, he was extremely __1__. As a young man with a disease called ADHD, the constant __2__ of the spinner looked very interesting to him. He __3__ some spinners online, and he found the products to be of poor __4__ and overpriced.

Instead of waiting for someone else to __5__ it, Allan decided to make one. He found a blueprint online and used his high school’s 3D printer to __6__ with. Then Allan asked his science teacher to help him learn how to use the __7__. He created his first fidget spinner and __8__ it with his classmates, who soon became so crazy about it. Everyone became __9__ to possess one. So, Allan started to make more fidget spinners.

    With the orders rising, he purchased his own 3D printer to meet the __10__. He had to work long hours to __11__ all of the orders. Then he and his friend, Cooper Weiss, __12__ to open an Instagram account, Fidget 360, to attract more customers and __13__ it took off.

They ordered more 3D printers and __14__ shop in their basement. Allan and Cooper paid their school classmates to help assemble(°²×°) and __15_ the orders. Soon, they needed even more help! __16__, they found a company in Brooklyn to make the __17__ for them. All in all, they sold over $350,000 worth of fidget spinners! Their __18__ was presented in many national magazines and TV shows. Allan is now moving on to other __19__. His long-term goal is to create more great businesses and then give his profits back to __20__ causes.