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Pakkret crepe maker, 14, becomes online celebrity

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Pakkret crepe maker, 14, becomes online celebrity

By The Nation

 

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A 14-year-old boy, known as Brother Kit, has sold Thai-styled crepes with a variety of fillings in Pakkret district of Nonthaburi near Bangkok for many years. He is known by his customers for his smile and concentration.

 

Now an interview posted on the Wongnai food website, praising his independence and hard work, has won him national fame. His mother has sore ankles, making it difficult to walk, and his father works elsewhere for a low wage. 

 

Kit starts work at 5am when he visits a market near Pakkret pier to sell deep-fried dough sticks before school. He returns to the market after school to sell the crepes until 11pm.

 

A Wongnai contributor, Keptawan, spotted him recently and noticed his age and determination when making the snacks, called kanom Tokyo.

Despite looking tired, Kit was always smiling, Keptawan wrote. 

 

Kit told her that his family was poor so he and his father decided to sell the snacks after school when he was about seven. Kit subsequently told his father to stop selling the snacks because he already worked all day. 

 

“I told my father that I can do the job so that he could take a rest after his day job,” Kit told Keptawan. 

 

He said he loved his parents with all his heart and his only wish was to make them happy.

 

Since the interview was posted, Kit has seen a constant stream of customers.

 

Facebook user Korakan Yamsattham yesterday posted that he waited for four hours for six of Kit’s crepes.

 

“However, it was worth waiting as I watched Brother Kit making each crepe with determination and he always smiled for all the customers.”

 

The demand meant Kit ran out of ingredients and some customers bought more eggs and other ingredients for him, Korakan posted.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/national/30364899

 

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22 minutes ago, snoop1130 said:

Kit starts work at 5am when he visits a market near Pakkret pier to sell deep-fried dough sticks before school. He returns to the market after school to sell the crepes until 11pm

Maximum 6 hour's sleep pr night 

that is not good for his study 

But at least he not driving around crazy on a motorcycle 

Would you like a crepe?

No thanks. I had one before I came out.

child labour! 

It all started when mummy yelled "Gikyat!  - make your own school lunch!" ???? 

A determined young man, good that he is keeping up with school studies.  

14 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

A 14-year-old boy, known as Brother Kit, has sold Thai-styled crepes with a variety of fillings in Pakkret district of Nonthaburi near Bangkok for many years. He is known by his customers for his smile and concentration.

Yeah, here's to child labour!! Way to go Thailand!

 

(What is that; Manchester capitalism taking roots in Thailand?)

 

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1 hour ago, unamazedloso said:

child labour! 

Well,.... not really,..... he chose his path in order to support his parents...... This Kid's got more morals than any hi-so up in the clouds.....

17 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Facebook user Korakan Yamsattham yesterday posted that he waited for four hours for six of Kit’s crepes.

Kid needs to speed up.

On 2/27/2019 at 11:13 AM, Henrik Andersen said:

Maximum 6 hour's sleep pr night 

that is not good for his study 

But at least he not driving around crazy on a motorcycle 

Even more importantly, it's not good for his health. 

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