Grilled chicken for the poor, a disabled uncle takes 10,000 baht from a digital project to sell grilled chicken skewers for 10 baht each, creating a living income. Anyone who passes by Ban Ek, Tambon Ya Plong, Amphoe Mueang, Si Sa Ket Province, will see Mr. Wichian Charoenphon, aged 61, a disabled person, holding a cane and grilling chicken on the side of the road. Mr. Wichian said that he is disabled with weak legs in both legs, and has difficulty walking. He has to use a cane to help. He lives with his wife and 3 grandchildren. He has been grilling chicken for over 20 years, but had to stop for a while because he had no capital and had family problems. His expenses were more than his income. Until he received 10,000 baht from the government to help, he had capital to buy chicken and ingredients to grill chicken for sale, creating income to support his family. He invested 800-1,000 baht per day and made a profit of no more than 300 baht per day. The grilled chicken he made was made according to the recipe h is mother taught him. The taste is rich and unique. The origin of 'Poor People's Grilled Chicken' is because he is poor. The chickens he sells are big and have a lot of meat. They cost only 10 baht. They are sold in front of his house from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Grandpa concluded by saying that even though he only makes a small profit, he is happy selling poor people's grilled chicken so that everyone can eat deliciously. Source: Thai News Agency
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