That's right. He was 14 years old when he started his own valet service. Before he was able to drive, he was booking gigs, hiring valets and catching rides to events from his employees. Bazzi said he saw others making money parking cars, and despite some discouragement from his skeptical parents, saw no reason he couldn't run a valet operation himself. "They didn't want me to do it," he said about his parents' initial reaction to his early ambition. "But I had it in my head that I wanted to do something on my own. Now my parents look at me and say 'You know what? He's doing good for himself.' It's been a long haul." Today, Bazzi is developing a partnership with another young entrepreneur, Mike Chammout, 24, who started his own valet company at 21, in an effort to pool resourc