Hard money accumulated for more than 3 years, was almost rejected by the salesman
A man in the state of Tamil Nadu (India) recently purchased the motorcycle of his dreams. It is worth noting how he paid for the car.
V Bhoopathy, 29 years old, has been saving for more than 3 years to have enough cash to buy a Bajaj Dominar 400. The car costs 260,000 rupees (about 78 million VND).
He used 260,000 1 rupee coins to pay. The money was loaded into a truck and loaded onto a wheelbarrow, transported to the store. It took 5 employees of the showroom along with 4 friends of V Bhoopathy to count the coins for 10 hours.
V Bhoopathy counting money with friends. Screenshots.
The store manager was reluctant to accept payment in “mountains” of coins. This person gave in because he wanted to please the customer.
“For every 100,000 rupees, the bank will charge a money counting fee of 140. How can they accept when we give them 260,000 1 rupee coins,” said showroom manager Mahavikranth. “I finally accepted, considering V Bhoopath’s dream of buying a high-end car.”
After obtaining the dream car, V Bhoopathy has committed to exchange coins for higher denominations, if the showroom encounters any difficulties. However, bank strikes in India made it difficult for the 29-year-old to make the switch.
A 29-year-old boy on a dream motorcycle. Screenshots.
V Bhoopathy inquired about the price of Bajaj Dominar 400 3 years ago. At that time, it was sold for 200,000 rupees (more than 60 million dong).
Times of India reports that V Bhoopathy works as a computer operator in a private company. In addition, he is also a YouTuber. He also shared his journey to buy a motorbike on social networks, the video has garnered more than 22,000 views
“I didn’t have much money at that time. I decided to save money from the revenue I earned on YouTube,” V Bhoopathy confided.
Coins are loaded into sacks. Screenshots.
According to Times of India
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