How trying are the times in Tallahassee right now? Well, apparently even toddlers are fed up with Florida State’s inconsistent performances on the football field.

That’s right, a 4-year-old in Tallahassee is taking matters into his own hands when it comes to his favorite college football team.

According to a story from the Tallahassee Democrat, a 4-year-old, whose father is a Florida State booster, has opened a lemonade stand to help the university raise money for Willie Taggart’s buyout. The head coach has been the leader of the Seminoles for just 15 games.

From the Tallahassee Democrat:

That’s what 4-year-old Grayton Grant did early Sunday, setting up a “Free Willie” lemonade stand outside of his grandmother’s Tallahassee home and raising $241 in just under three hours.

Grayton charged $20 per cup, with once customer donating $100, before running out of lemonade in the sunny, 90-degree weather.

Grayton’s father — FSU graduate and booster Daniel Grant — teamed up with his son. He matched the total and stroked a check for $482 to Seminole Boosters, Inc.

The check — earmarked for “Taggart Buy Out!” — was accompanied by a formal yet tongue-in-cheek, typewritten letter signed by Grayton to Seminole Boosters, Inc.

While that’s a pretty good chunk of change to round up in a three-hour time frame, Taggart’s buyout is a bit higher. If Taggart is terminated without cause before February 1, 2020, his buyout will be around the $17 million mark.

Pretty steep for a coach who is 6-9 in his first 15 games with the program.