Story Time !
About 10 years ago, I met this young lady at Pantip Plaza.
Back then, while dealers like us were busy digging through mountains of amulets using every bit of our eye and instinct to find pieces that would truly bless our customers there were always these coffee girls.
They worked at a café just nearby, earning modest salaries and relying mostly on tips from smitten amulet hunters who enjoyed a bit of charm with their caffeine.
This particular lady was from the North. Incidentally, she shares the same ethnicity as Por Sala Tan both Tai Yai, a minority group that migrated from Yunnan through Burma generations ago.
She spent a few years just serving coffee. From time to time, some dealers would gift her amulets out of kindness, but being not very superstitious, she never wore them.
Until one day someone passed her a Roon 2 amulet of Luang Phor Lersi Lingdam. There was something about this piece... it had a charming, pure energy. She got it wrapped, wore it, and life started shifting.
Tips came in more. Her salary got raised. She even started helping sell Lersi’s amulets part-time online. Slowly but surely, she built up enough to open her own counter—and now, she’s doing this full time with her two sisters.
I met her again recently. As one of the guys who used to tip her generously back in the day, she smiled and cheekily said, “Support me na kaaa.” How could I say no?
A few months ago, I was at LP Lersi Lingdam’s temple with Arjan Piak, so it felt fated. I've known this master’s energy for years—one of the early buchas I placed in my shop at Golden Mile was from him.
And most of you who've followed me from those days till now will know business has been steady and smooth ever since. (Baramee is key)
If you want to know which pieces she sold me and catch a video of my interactions with these lovely ladies comment HUAT below! 🔥
Will share if more than 20 likes lol
