Harsh Goenka urges people to go local in new Twitter post. Internet has this to say
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Harsh Goenka urged his followers on Twitter to buy from local vendors. This is what the internet had to say.
Harsh Goenka’s Twitter feed is a goldmine of interesting and thought-provoking posts. He is an avid Twitter user and never misses an opportunity to share intriguing posts. The 64-year-old businessman shared a post on Twitter on June 2 in which he urged his fans and followers to go local and buy things from the local vendors.
Harsh Goenka shared a picture of a handwritten board in which are inscribed the following words, “When you buy from a small business, you're not helping a CEO buy a third holiday home. You're helping a little girl get dance lessons, a little boy his team jersey; moms and dads put food on the table. Shop local.”
“Makes so much sense, buy from your small vendor,” he shared the post with this caption.
See the post here:
Makes so much sense.buy from your small vendor. pic.twitter.com/WMDwuaEH8j
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