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Woman sell tears in glass bottle: Liz Rivers, a 44-year-old mother of four children living in the Midwest of America, is in the news these days. The reason is his very unique and surprising work – selling his tears by filling them in bottles.
People always want to be happy. Want to keep laughing. But some people in the world are surrounded by so much sorrow that they are unable to be happy. However, one woman is such that she is not sad about anything, but she keeps crying all the time. Then she fills her tears in a glass bottle and sells it. You will be surprised to know that she earns a lot by selling one bottle for Rs 52 thousand.
Liz River, a 44-year-old mother of four children living in the Midwest of America, is in the news these days. The reason is his very unique and surprising work – selling his tears by filling them in bottles. Liz claims that she earns up to 500 pounds (about Rs 52,000) for one bottle of her tears, and with this earning she spends her family’s Christmas celebration. Liz says that while the month of December is full of happiness for most people, she cries a lot during this time, but this crying is not a compulsion, but her “work mode”. She always has small jars ready in which she collects her tears. These bottles are sold to his fans who are ready to pay huge sums for this strange thing.
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When asked if this extra income made her festive expenses easier, she laughed and said, “Absolutely! If I hadn’t been selling tears, our Christmas would have been a lot simpler.” This time, with her earnings, she is buying a live Christmas tree which can be planted again after the festival. Not only this, because of this earning his entire family will be able to gather at one place on holidays. Liz says that initially her work was slow and she was able to sell only two-three bottles in a year, but gradually her recognition increased and till now she has sold more than 100 jars. She is also planning to sell micro-versions of tears in the future, i.e. tears in small charm-like bottles.





























