Cheeky Boy Makes £9 Charging Kids To Use His Hand Sanitiser

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#Business
The recent outbreak of coronavirus has made a good number of people to start selling hand sanitizers and making cool money.

Far away in the UK,  a 13-year-old Oliver Cooper charged his friends to use his hand sanitiser, as you can see in the picture above.

A mum has gone viral on social media after explaining why her teenage son was sent home from school rather early on Wednesday morning.

Some people have decided to steer clear of crowded places and avoid any interaction with strangers.
While others have taken more drastic measures and have been cautiously bulk buying toilet roll, soap, and food in case they have to self-isolate, causing shops to run out of stock.
But one teenage boy decided to seize this as an opportunity to make a little extra money so he could buy some snacks.
Yes, really.
Mum-of-seven Jenny Tompkins took to social media on Wednesday, to explain how her teenage son, Oliver Cooper, had been caught charging his peers 50p each to use his hand sanitiser.
The 13-year-old from Leeds had gotten in a spot of trouble for this at school and subsequently been sent home over his actions.

The mother reported that her son was caught charging student 50 pence, a squirt for hand sanitiser to protect their student from the bloody Coronavirus that is ravaging the country. However, he was expelled from the school. The mother was surprised to see her son at home by 10:53am instead of 3.00pm School closing hour.

When the information reached  the father, he called his son and said this ..."Very hard to discipline this behaviour "' but called his son a fucking legend. 

What would you say about this schoolboy that saw an opportunity to make money but got expelled from School? Drop your comments below.

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