Lady Living in Germany Sells 6 Empty Water Bottles For €7.50, Makes N11,0000 Instantly
- A Nigerian lady who is a resident of Germany said empty water bottles are not thrown away in the country
- The lady took the empty plastic bottles to a place where she sold them for €7.50 (N11,000)
- She used the N11,000 to buy a Rubik's Cube for her son, and the video she shared is trending
A Nigerian lady living in Germany was able to sell six empty water bottles for €7.50 (N11,000).
The lady said the empty plastic bottles were not thrown away but could be sold in the country.
Selling empty water bottles in Germany
The lady, Gifty, said:
"I live in Germany, and of course, we sell our empty water cans."
She took the bottles to a place where she dropped them into a machine that counted them and determined their worth.
Gifty used the money she got from the sale to buy a Rubik's cube for her son, who was glad to receive it when she returned home. She also bought other things for the house.
Meanwhile, many reactions followed the video when she shared it on TikTok, and it caught the attention of her followers.
Watch the video below:
Reactions as lady sells empty water bottles
@dax asked:
"Do you speak English in Germany?"
@TRACY said:
"I dey sell bottles sometimes 65€. To return bottles na struggles for me."
@Dream chaser said:
"Please tell us more about life in Germany. Love you."
@OJ MOORE said:
"Bottles would be scarce to find since it has those values."
@iphiee said:
"I live in Nigeria of course we dey use our empty water can take block drainage."
@Emmy Dollars said:
"That 7€ na 10k for Nigeria."
Man fined after wife downloaded movie in Germany
Meanwhile, a lady living in Germany said she did not know it was against the law to randomly download copyrighted movies online in Germany.
She said she used her husband's phone to download one movie on a website, and her husband was fined €1200.
Some people in her comment section said a similar thing happened to someone they know in Germany.
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Source: Legit.ng