The two young men graduates and goes seperate ways. Patel junior now takes over the running of the autospare shop. Kamau Jr hits the road, looking for a job. Two years and he gets a job as a bank teller, supermarket clerk etc, after six months and with meagre income, kamau son is frustrated and decides to go back for an MBA and improve his CV.

In the same period, patel jr has gained some management skills of running the shop with a workforce of five employees. In his interactions with fellow business men and trips to source business stocks in China and india, he meets an indian business man who is trying to market some softwares and computer accessories manufactured in India and Taiwan. He and another accomplice form a company and agree to distribute them. At first, the company is operated fro the backyard of the autoshop.

Both men are now 28, for patel jr, the man is now confident and experienced in making business deals. He approaches a few companies, does presentations and convinces them to take up his products.

By now, he has passed the autospare shop to his siblings and is now running a full fledged IT company.

For kamau jr, he has graduated with an MBA, is now driving a car on loan and is now looking for a better job. He ends up becoming an employee at Patels company as a supervisor.

Guys, that is where the real entrepreneurship classes start, and a foot-holding is all our youth requires. Don't wonder why our MBA degree holders were looking for internship at Tuskys and wonder no more how Indians are still ruling this business economy!