VIDEO: YouTuber and tourist, Dale Philip, refuses to buy two pieces of loblachi for $1.27 (100 rupees) from young Indian boy hawking in Jaipur, India, as he settles for one piece of loblachi for 13 cents (10 rupees)

Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that YouTuber and tourist, Dale Philip, refuses to buy two pieces of loblachi for $1.27 (100 rupees) from young Indian boy hawking in Jaipur, India, as he settles for one piece of loblachi for 13 cents (10 rupees). (Read More Here).

In the trending video, Dale is seen as he stopped a young Indian boy who sells loblachi (candy floss) on the streets and roads of Jaipur, India. 

After stopping him, he asked the boy what’s the name of the stuff he’s selling. He responded by saying loblachi (which is candy floss in English). 

The boy told Dale that he sells the loblachi for 100 rupees (2 pieces). Dale responded by saying it’s too expensive. In the end, Dale bought one loblachi for 13 cents (10 rupees). 

The video is going viral and it has caused stirs and dragging on social media. Americans and Scottish are currently dragging Dale. 

Video below:

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