Thrift Vendor Wraps Herself With Cellophane Before Modelling Her Clothes In Video: "No Body Contact"
- A thrift vendor has shared a funny video showing the moment she wrapped herself with a black cellophane
- According to the vendor, she had to wrap herself because some customers always complain about vendors wearing clothes for sale
- Netizens who watched the video found it absurd since thrift clothes were fairly used outfits which were being resold
Mixed reactions have been trailing a video of a thrift vendor who wrapped herself with a black cellophane.
The vendor revealed that some customers usually frown at the idea of vendors modelling the clothes they are selling to people.
Source: UGC
Vendor shares new way of modelling clothes
The lady identified on TikTok as @thriftisland.ng decided to create a way to model her clothes without touch.
She shared a video of herself wrapped in black cellophane from head to toe before wearing the clothes.
While sharing the video, she said:
“You found a thrift vendor that wraps her body before modeling clothes. Since una say una no go buy because we dey wear am for body.”
Reactions as thrift vendor rocks cellophane
Some netizens in the comments on TikTok found it absurd since thrift clothes were already fairly used.
THRIFT VENDOR IN LAGOS said;
“For cloth way people don wear Abi which one customers be doing too much at times.”
JCTHRIFT/THRIFT VENDOR IN FCT said:
“Thanks for the update.”
Osper26 reacted:
“That's is why I have stopped selling clothes o cus the stress is too much for me l'm. Not strong.”
@sugar reacted:
“Don't mind them. For ordinary clothe wey be okrika for that matter?”
@Ife_ayo_xo said:
“Me wey be say if thruft vendor never wear the cloth I no go see the fittings.”
LivingIgnd77 said:
“But people already wear am now.”
THRIFT EMPIRE reacted:
“Story of our life o. For clothes wey dem don pre-owned.”
Watch the video below:
Thrift seller in tears after buying bad clothes
Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh previously reported that a Nigerian businesswoman broke down in tears after buying fairly used goods worth a whopping N250,000.
In a video shared via TikTok, she displayed the low-quality goods she was given and tears rolled down her cheeks.
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