Suara.com – The man from Solo made a post on Facebook with an offer shoe which is exchanged for a box milk child. The upload viral on social media.
This Solo resident, known as Ari Prasetyo, offered his second-hand shoes with a box of milk for his son. Ari is looking for someone who is willing to exchange his shoes for a 1 kilogram box of milk in order to meet the needs of his child.
In order to quickly get milk, the man who is also a father uploaded it to the Facebook group a collection of information about the city of Solo, INFO CEGATAN SOLO AND SURROUNDINGS.
“Sorry, I’m not selling. I’m just looking to barter. If anyone is interested in the Draxvil brand leather shoes size 41, I ask to be bartered with Dancow 1+ (one plus) 1 kg milk,” wrote Ari in the Facebook group.
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In his post, he said that he didn’t sell anything. Ari just wants to exchange what he has for a box of milk. In the next paragraph, he insists his shoes are not for sale.
That’s why he hopes netizens don’t ask for the price of his shoes.
“Sorry, don’t ask the price, I’m not selling it. If you are interested, please barter (exchange) with Dancow milk 1 + 1 kg packaging only,”
“Thank you Mr./Mrs admin,” he added while including his WhatsApp (WA) number, as quoted Voice.with.
The man’s upload also went viral on social media. Quoting Suarasurakarta.id, Ari offers to exchange the used shoes because he doesn’t have the money to buy milk.
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Knowing the upload, Solo Police Chief Kombes Pol Ade Safri Simannuntak immediately moved.
Through members of the Solo Polresta Satlantas led by Kanit Dikyasa Iptu Uky Ambarina Adji immediately responded by buying the formula milk needs.
The atmosphere of emotion was seen during the delivery of the milk aid. Even the child who was about 4 years old was seen crying hysterically.
“The Surakarta Police Chief (Kombes Pol Ade Safri Simanjuntak-ed) ordered us to go to his house and give him the needed Dancow milk,” said Uky.
He hoped that the assistance provided would be able to ease the burden on the family.
Meanwhile, Ari admitted that he was very grateful for the milk from the police.
“I thank you profusely for the help that has been given,” said the man who worked as a cleaning service.
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