Every now and then, a social media video starts a conversation that goes beyond likes and views. A recent Instagram clip has done just that after a roadside food seller shared how much he earns in a month. The amount surprised the content creator filming the interaction, and her immediate response struck a chord with many people online.The short exchange has now gone viral, with social media users filling the comments section with jokes, opinions, and different perspectives on roadside businesses and income.
Food stall owner’s income surprises content creator
The video was shared by digital content creator Komal Negi on Instagram. While sharing the clip, she wrote, “Redi lgane se kya ho jayega? Jo aisa sochte h pls soch badal de ise dekh ke.”Translated, it means, “What will happen by starting a roadside stall? If you think like this, it’s time to change your thinking process.”In the video, Negi visits a roadside food stall where the vendor sells items such as Maggi and chole-kulche. As the two chat, she asks him about his monthly earnings. The seller says he earns around ₹1.5 lakh every month.The answer catches Negi by surprise. Laughing at the revelation, she says, “Meri salary batane layak nahi hai.” The moment has since become one of the biggest highlights of the viral video.
Comments section fills with funny reactions
The clip quickly drew attention from social media users, many of whom responded with humour.One user wrote, “Will he give me a job?”Another commented, “No income tax, no rent.”A third said, “Chain dikh rahi hai bro,” referring to the gold-coloured chain seen around the food seller’s neck.Another user offered a different view and wrote, “He’s doing hard labour. You’re not. It’s not the same comparison.”The mix of humour and discussion has kept the video in conversation, with many viewers sharing their own reactions to the roadside vendor’s reported monthly earnings.Disclaimer: The information in this article is based on a viral social media video and the statements made by the individuals featured in it. The Times of India has not independently verified the food stall owner’s claimed monthly income. Readers are advised to view such viral content with discretion, as social media posts may not always present complete or verified information.Thumb image: Instagram
