Charity story goes viral
Pimrypie, one of Thailand’s renowned Youtubers and philanthropists, has gone viral yet again. After hearing about an aunty in Saraburi who sells BBQ meat skewers – and is only able to use one of her arms due to a medical condition – Pimrypie headed over to the Thai province, herself.
A story that hit 1 million likes
The first time Pimrypie met the aunty, she asked to buy 34 meatball skewers – the internet personality asked her how much each skewer costs. The aunty replied that each one costs ฿5 (~USD0.17), but each customer is asked to pay as much as they can afford to – the YouTuber then gave the saleslady ฿1,000 (~USD33.42) according to Kapook.
Pimrypie then proposed a business opportunity to the aunty, saying, “Can I also give you stuff to sell? Would that be okay?” The aunty happily agreed, and even let Pimrypie clear her streetcar.
After cleaning the car, Pimrypie then provided the aunty with masks that would be priced at ฿30 (~USD1) per set, and pillows to be sold for ฿60 (~USD2.01). In the midst of Covid-19, people were soon flocking to the aunty’s new mobile shop to buy masks.
Within one day, Pimrypie’s gesture garnered millions of likes on social media – netizens were very quick to recognise her hard work.
Screenshot: Pimrypie – พิมรี่พาย
Translation: A great example of gaining happiness through giving.
Screenshot: Pimrypie – พิมรี่พาย
Translation: The angel saves the day again.
Be kind, be like Pimrypie
Before leaving, Pimrypie gifted the aunty with a phone to use the case, in case she needed extra help. The aunty responded by wholeheartedly and enthusiastically bestowing blessings onto the influencer.
Covid-19 has brought the best of humans and are looking out for each other. It’s always important to be kind and give back to society with goodwill. Pimrypie’s an extraordinary example of giving back to society and gaining a lot of happiness back.
More on wholehearted stories on Covid-19 charities:
- Thai Eateries Come Together To Feed The Poor & Homeless So No One Goes Hungry Amid The Pandemic
- Thai Eateries Give Free Meals To Migrant Workers In Samut Prakan
- Thai Restaurants Around Australia Offer Free Food To Help Hungry Students Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
- Hinoya Curry Is Giving Free COVID-19 Insurance To Thai Customers Who Eat Up To ฿500 At Restaurant
- Thai University Invites Shoppers To Donate Receipts To Create Notebooks For Underprivileged Children
Featured images adapted from: @pimrypie, Pimrypie via Kapook
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