13-Year-Old Girl Found Unusual Nacho in Snack Wrap and Company Rewarded Her with $ 20,000 | the Chronicle

13-year-old girl living in Queensland, Australia won 17,000 euros by finding an airy nacho from the famous brand of snacks and soft drinks. The lucky teenager posted her find on TIC Tac and he interacted with his followers on this social network, asking them if the strange product was of value or if he should just eat it.

The girl’s name is Rylee stuart and she was the one who said that netizens recommended selling the nacho because they could give her a lot of money. In view of this recommendation, the girl auctioned the snack by ebay e-commerce store.

While most might have only posted a photo on a social network and then ate the infamous chip, Rylee took the opportunity and posted it all on TiktTok: “I found a swollen Dorito. Is it valuable or should I just eat it?.

The video he posted was a success and has already reached 4 million views. In this sense, the girl published it in an auction on eBay, to see how much money people were willing to pay.

Initially, the girl started bidding for less than an Australian dollar, but soon after, the bidding reached $ 100,000. However, Rylee decided to drop the auction as it was about “an experiment”.

When the crazy news reached the management, The administrators didn’t hesitate for a minute to take advantage of the free publicity the teenager was giving her through the networks and they made a juicy proposal..

“We are so impressed with Rylee’s daring and entrepreneurial spirit that we wanted to make sure the Stuart family is recognized for their creativity and love for Doritos.”, explained PepsiCo’s regional food and beverage manager: Vandita Pandey.

“These have been an exciting few days for Rylee and his family and we have loved following his story.”He added and said they were going to reward the family with 17,000 euros.

If we are talking about auctions of foreign objects, a few weeks ago an exotic plant from Asia was sold for almost 20 thousand dollars. It’s a “very rare Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma”, a houseplant with only nine leaves.

Last Sunday, the auctions for this factory were closed on Trade Me, a New Zealand auction site. In the last four minutes, the price soared as bidder “feuillage_patch” faced the eventual winner, tagged “meridianlamb”.

“After a heated bidding war in the final minutes of the auction, the rare plant has had over 102,000 views and over 1,600 watchlists, showing just how much New Zealanders love plants from interior. “The Trade Me spokeswoman explained in a statement sent to CNN, Millie Silvester. In fact, this Rhaphidophora tetrasperma has become “The most expensive houseplant ever sold” on the auction site.