Curious About Selling Coffee Using Luxury Cars That Are Viral, Vebrie Verona Joins in Selling

Kapanlagi.com - Dangdut singer Vebrie Verona is curious about the viral coffee seller who sells his products using luxury cars. To satisfy her curiosity, she visited the coffee seller on Tuesday (14/7/2020).

After meeting and chatting, Vebrie admitted that she was impressed by Yohanes Auri, the coffee seller who successfully attracted public attention through his business strategy using luxury cars.

Auri is also considered very inspiring by Vebrie. He makes his coffee products attractive by packaging them in a box that contains a red rose, a chocolate bar, and a love greeting card.

"It's really exciting, this romantic guy has a cool idea to put flowers and chocolates. The coffee is also delicious, fragrant, and makes you feel different," said Vebrie.

"So actually this red rose coffee is specially made for love, that's why it contains coffee, roses, chocolates, and a greeting card with words expressing love. It's unique, you won't find it anywhere else," added Auri.

1. Join Coffee Survey

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After that, Vebrie had the opportunity to join in selling coffee with Auri's red Mercedes-Benz SLK 250. Vebrie's presence, wearing a mini dress wrapped in a checkered shirt, caught the public's attention.

Not a few road users stopped to buy coffee, and there were also several motorcycle users who just glanced at Vebrie selling by the roadside.

"So for young people, don't show off too much during this pandemic, for example, if you have a bicycle, you can modify it and use it for selling, it doesn't have to be a car," said Vebrie, inviting young people to follow in Auri's inspiring footsteps.

2. Sluggish Business

Auri sells coffee daily on the side of Jalan Panjang, Arteri Kelapa Dua, West Jakarta, precisely in front of Layz Motor workshop. This father of two admitted that he sells coffee because his advertising business has been sluggish due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Finally, he thought hard to be able to support his family.

"If it weren't for the pandemic, I would be embarrassed to sell by the roadside like this. But as long as it's halal, why not," said Yohanes Auri.

The coffee branded Flux is also sold online by Auri for Rp 65,000. According to Auri, since it went viral, he has received many orders from outside the city. "I can sell over 100 boxes a day," he said.

(kpl/dan/frs)