Street Food Seller Earnings Viral Video: The video of a Maggi and Chole-Kulcha seller earning ₹ 1.5 lakh per month is going viral. Know why the debate of job vs business broke out on social media.
Viral Instagram Video: In today’s era, most people consider a good job and a big salary as the measure of success. But a video going viral on social media has challenged this thinking. The video reveals the monthly earnings of a shopkeeper running a roadside food stall, which even the content creators are surprised to hear. This video is now becoming increasingly viral on the internet and people are openly discussing the earnings of small roadside businesses.
The income of the seller of Maggi and Chole-Kulcha surprised everyone
In the video, digital content creator Komal Negi reaches a food stall, where a person sells many snacks including Maggi, Chole-Kulcha. During the conversation, the shopkeeper tells that his monthly earnings reach around Rs 1.5 lakh. On hearing this figure, Komal Negi cannot stop laughing and says jokingly that her own salary is not even worth mentioning. Along with this, he wrote on social media that those who think that nothing is achieved by carting, they need to change their thinking. Watch the viral video below-
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People gave funny and different reactions on social media
After the video went viral, the comment section was flooded with people’s reactions. Many users shared laughing emojis after seeing this, while some jokingly asked if the shopkeeper could hire them.
Some people also wrote that in such a business, problems like income tax or heavy office expenses are less. While mentioning the gold-looking chain of the shopkeeper, a user wrote that his earnings can be estimated from it.
However, some people also expressed a balanced opinion. He said that one can definitely earn good income in roadside business, but it also involves many hours of hard work every day, exposure to weather and constant pressure of work. Therefore, it would not be right to compare it directly with an office job.
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The story of earning money by selling Maggi has gone viral before.
This is not the first time that the earnings of street food business have come into discussion. Earlier, content creator Badal Thakur had claimed to sell around 350 plates of Maggi in a day by setting up a temporary Maggi stall in the mountains. He had told that normal Maggi was sold for Rs 70 and Cheese Maggi for Rs 100. About Rs 21 thousand were sold in the entire day. Although this was the total sale, the actual profit after deducting expenses would have been less.
It is not right to underestimate small business
The viral video once again shows that it is wrong to underestimate small businesses. If there is right place, good taste and continuous hard work, then businesses like street food can also become a source of good income. However, the actual earnings of any business depend on its expenses, effort, location and number of customers, so it would not be appropriate to reach any conclusion based on viral data alone.