From a woman lost in the lights of the city To the owner of a fried chicken movie business in America

From a woman lost in the lights of the city To the owner of a fried chicken movie business in America

Nattie Rungnapha Saikaewjai's teenage life hasslotxo 1668almost no sign that one day she will become a business owner in a foreign country.

She is a provincial girl who never finishes her studies and goes on a weekly night out. But fate brought her to live in the United States during 2006-2007 until now owning a business selling fried chicken skin making a lot of money.

From being a waitress in America She wants to earn extra income by trading in Asian flea markets. by selling snacks that Thai people like, such as fried chicken skins that capture the hearts of Americans Until creating the Chick'n'Skin brand that once made millions of dollars in revenue per year.

She thanks the online world for inspiring, educating, and creating opportunities for businesses to grow.

Natty was born into a middle-class family. His mother was an accountant in a company in Lampang. After finishing secondary school She moved to study at Ramkhamhaeng University. But after studying for only two years, he decided to stop studying.

“We've never met Bangkok, met the lights, loved to travel, didn't want to study, but wasn't addicted to drugs.”

She recalled that she had a weekly night out. and relying on money from home until acquainted with a lover who is Thai American nationality When he returned to Las Vegas, he visited and traveled with him. From the beginning I thought that I would only stay for a month or two. It extends the stay until the full 6 months as specified by the visa. And finally decided to stay long by marrying her boyfriend to get a green card for work.

“Mom didn't say anything. He encouraged him to stay because he thought that America had more opportunities to earn money. Especially we come from the country. Working to make a lot of money It is quite rare in Thailand.”