Spencer Lindsay, founder and creator of Mr. Maurs, talks about his business inside of a Peruvian store and restaurant in Shoreline. Lindsay creates his sauces inside the store and sells them on Amazon.  (Erika Schultz/The Seattle Times)
Spencer Lindsay, founder and creator of Mr. Maurs, talks about his business inside of a Peruvian store and restaurant in Shoreline. (Erika Schultz / The Seattle Times)

Security guard works at Amazon, and Amazon works to sell his BBQ sauce

When he’s not working as a security guard in South Lake Union, Spencer Lindsay is cooking up sauces he sells under the Mr. Maurs brand. He’s moved from in-person sales to selling his products on Amazon using a service geared to budding entrepreneurs.

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