CHIPS IN: MAN MAKES £4K A MONTH SENDING POTATOES IN THE POST

A man has made a SPUD-TACULAR amount of money sending potatoes in the post. Aspiring entrepreneur, Adrian Nantchev, 22 is now BAKING it in and claims his business, Potato in the Post, earns him a whopping £4,000 a month. Adrian earns a living sending potatoes direct to letterboxes around the UK - complete with handwritten messages. Adrian, of Wolverhampton, says: “The whole idea came about as a bit of an accident.

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