Fruits seller is Me / myLot

June 18, 2016 9:21am CST

I am a rolling stone, I always change my job. I remember I also sell fruit at the road side. I bought them from the farmer with a lower price and sell for triple price, want to get rich quick lo. The fruit was water melon, red in color and sweet, good for release heat in the body. When age grow older we changed and a lot, and now I stopped. Do you ever sell something on the street or fruit from your farm ?

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ida123

@ida123 (6206)

• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines

18 Jun 16

Yes, we sell fruits from our farms and they are durians, mangoes, rambutan, lanzones and we sell it to buyers who do business.

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Chungshop

@Chungshop (2355)

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18 Jun 16

We seller have to buy cheap and sell expensive lo, the reason is that some fruit may spoil and we make a lost. Usually we sell durians first, then rambutan [yellow and red colors] than the last is lanzons.

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Marlina

@marlina (154131)

• Canada

19 Jun 16

@ida123, the only fruit that I recognize from your list is the mangoe.

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ida123

@ida123 (6206)

• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines

20 Jun 16

@marlina All the fruits I've mention above are fruits that grown in tropical countries, but mangoes are the most popular fruit among them all.

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rachz_kisses

@rachz_kisses (3838)

• Philippines

19 Jun 16

I would love to buy those watermelon. I'll make them into shake. It would be a great thirst quencher for this hot weather.

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Chungshop

@Chungshop (2355)

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19 Jun 16

@rachz_kisses Just try, the answer is there.

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Chungshop

@Chungshop (2355)

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19 Jun 16

Really, buy one it make it cold, add little salt taste better

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rachz_kisses

@rachz_kisses (3838)

• Philippines

19 Jun 16

@Chungshop Really? A little salt will make it taste good? I haven't tried that. I usually have it into shake... or I eat them as it is, no salt.

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Erly Maglangit

@cacay1 (83577)

• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines

19 Jun 16

Oh, nice business of your own. Maybe your business grow now. By the way, I never had experienced sel

ling something on the street hehehehe.

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Chungshop

@Chungshop (2355)

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19 Jun 16

Is a past part time job.

DianneN

@DianneN (247186)

• United States

18 Jun 16

I was a teacher and don't have a farm. The only time I sold food on the street was when I was a child. My brothers and I sold lemonade. My grandfather was a fruit peddler when he first came to the USA.

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Chungshop

@Chungshop (2355)

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18 Jun 16

Oh that was the young memories lo. So you have a lot of followers , do your students still in touch with you.

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DianneN

@DianneN (247186)

• United States

18 Jun 16

@Chungshop Yes, quite a few. It's nice to see how they turned out.

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Chungshop

@Chungshop (2355)

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18 Jun 16

@DianneN Teachers are doing good job, they are just your kids lo.

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Sunrise Fan

@sunrisefan (28524)

• Philippines

19 Jun 16

Are you Chinese or Vietnamese, my friend?

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Chungshop

@Chungshop (2355)

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19 Jun 16

I am not from China nor Vietnam

a local Chinese only

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Chungshop

@Chungshop (2355)

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19 Jun 16

@sunrisefan May be they are 1 family before, all are asain lo.

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Sunrise Fan

@sunrisefan (28524)

• Philippines

19 Jun 16

@Chungshop Oh, I see, hehehe! Chinese, Japanes, Vietnamese and Koreans have similar facial features though, especially the eyes.

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Thelma

@thelme55 (77168)

• Germany

21 Jun 16

Yes, I sold the banana cakes of my religion teacher in our classroom during break time. I think I am also a "rolling stone"

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Chungshop

@Chungshop (2355)

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22 Jun 16

Not a rolling stone but a stepping stone . Good to have all sort of experience that contribute to your story.

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Thelma

@thelme55 (77168)

• Germany

22 Jun 16

@Chungshop yes, indeed.

joy

@MGjhaud (23240)

• Philippines

19 Jun 16

You're a jack of all trades.

We grow fruits and sell them but not on the street. I dont know what to call them but they come to our farm and harvest then they pay us.

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joy

@MGjhaud (23240)

• Philippines

19 Jun 16

We grow fruits and sell them but not on the street. I dont know what to call them but they come to our farm and harvest then they pay us.

Ella

@eliza_godinez12 (5724)

• Philippines

18 Jun 16

I haven't tried selling along the rainbow..hehe. But, i love water melon one of my favorite fruits. Yummy and juicy

love it.

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Marlina

@marlina (154131)

• Canada

19 Jun 16

Never did sell anything on the street, but my Dad had a huge vegetables garden (after he retired) and people would beg him to buy some of his fresh delicious vegetables.

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vegetables

garden

Tokz

@ilocosboy (45156)

• Philippines

18 Jun 16

Really, is that you @chungshop now I know why there is 'shop' in your name he he. Yeah, I have also experience selling fruits, actually now we are selling dragon fruits. When you come Philippines, let me know I and I will sell some for you.

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Chungshop

@Chungshop (2355)

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18 Jun 16

I think almost 3 dragon fruit make 1 kg. I never sell dragon fruit. I hope I can visit you. I have religious friend all over Philippines Almost 3 years I stopped selling fruits. Now is water melon season lo. But farmer put a lot of chemical called Furadan is an insecticidal. Can cause skin itchy

Bhem

@JustBhem (70555)

• Davao, Philippines

18 Jun 16

I never tried selling under the heat of the sun ever since. Well good thing you still have time for mylot even if you are a busy fruit vendor. those water melon looks very delicious.

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