After Yoon designed Zunebards， he marketed it by exchanging posts with other small forums. In a few months， he had several volunteer administrators and moderators who make sure the forums were organized and all posts obeyed the site's rules. ZuneBoards now has more than 70 people working on it.
Yoon decided to sell ZuneBoards to spend more time on his studies. He is a sophomore in high school and plans to try out for the foothall team. Also， he wanted to give some financial support to his family.
"Thirdly，" he added， "I felt a new ownership would really bring in fresh leaders that were really motivated and focused on the growth of ZuneBoards."
Sabanai said young entrepreneurs who are going to school or working full time and running forums on the side have a tough time.
"They don't get the respect of advertisers. The bigger you are， the higher the advertisers will pay for the same advertising inventory，" he said.
Normal American teenager
Yoon， who was born in Seoul， South Korea， describes himself as a normal American teenager.
"I love sports. I love to hang out. I love to game. This will be my fourth year playing football as a running back，" he said. "to be honest， only a few of my close friends even know I do this."
He has not yet planned out a future of entrepreneurial ventures.
"it's kind of hard to see into my future tight now， but I can definitely imagine myself working for my church， stating a nonprofit organization or even being a youth pastor，" he said. "I can't imagine myself grown up sitting behind a computer all day making money while there are hundreds of millions of people who are starving and never felt love.
Word
Try out （phr v） to compete for a position on the team.
On the side （idiom） in addition to your usual job
Hang out （phr v） to spend a lot of time in a place or with someone
Game （v） to play video or computer games
Youth pastor （n phr） a Christian minister who is trained specifically to work with young people.
Yoon decided to sell ZuneBoards to spend more time on his studies. He is a sophomore in high school and plans to try out for the foothall team. Also， he wanted to give some financial support to his family.
"Thirdly，" he added， "I felt a new ownership would really bring in fresh leaders that were really motivated and focused on the growth of ZuneBoards."
Sabanai said young entrepreneurs who are going to school or working full time and running forums on the side have a tough time.
"They don't get the respect of advertisers. The bigger you are， the higher the advertisers will pay for the same advertising inventory，" he said.
Normal American teenager
Yoon， who was born in Seoul， South Korea， describes himself as a normal American teenager.
"I love sports. I love to hang out. I love to game. This will be my fourth year playing football as a running back，" he said. "to be honest， only a few of my close friends even know I do this."
He has not yet planned out a future of entrepreneurial ventures.
"it's kind of hard to see into my future tight now， but I can definitely imagine myself working for my church， stating a nonprofit organization or even being a youth pastor，" he said. "I can't imagine myself grown up sitting behind a computer all day making money while there are hundreds of millions of people who are starving and never felt love.
Word
Try out （phr v） to compete for a position on the team.
On the side （idiom） in addition to your usual job
Hang out （phr v） to spend a lot of time in a place or with someone
Game （v） to play video or computer games
Youth pastor （n phr） a Christian minister who is trained specifically to work with young people.