Sell cans of air for £80 each

Sell cans of air for £80 each

Leo De Watts has been collecting air from the UK and selling it to wealthy Chinese people who want to breath fresh air, they’ve already sold over 100 jars!
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“the Gucci of air”

Customers have a choice of air from various parts of the UK, including Yorkshire, Dorset and Somerset, and Leo’s sister Francesca explains she believes they’re all different.

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You can check prices on http://www.aethaer.com/

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“It’s got no pollutants in it at all. It’s fresh, it’s good for you and it’s freely available.

“It’s a genuine product. We’ve never shipped a jar that was just filled in the kitchen or the garage at home.” – Melanie De Watts, Leo’s mother

The video:

These bottles of air cost $115 each.And people are actually buying them.

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Similar to this guy (who has made US$810 million) doing similar in China
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This is similar to the story from Chen Guangbiao Chinese company selling canned fresh air at Beijing Financial Street on January 30, 2013 in Beijing, China

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