Comes With A Resume? Internet In Splits Over Rs 1300 Tomato Video- Watch!
Tomato prices may rise and fall, but nothing could’ve prepared the internet for this. A viral video has taken social media by storm, featuring a single tomato priced at a jaw-dropping Rs 1300 ($16)!
The now-famous tomato was bought from a farmer’s market, and what made it truly unforgettable wasn't just the price—it came with a resume! Yep, you read that right. The vlogger who shared the clip shows the tomato lovingly wrapped with a note detailing its posh upbringing.
According to the packaging, this isn’t just any tomato—it’s an artisan tomato. Grown with bamboo tools, nurtured with gentle affirmations, and planted in heirloom soil, it’s basically the tomato equivalent of royalty.
After a dramatic taste test, the vlogger cheekily asks, “Does it taste like $16?” The verdict? “Not quite—but I’d pay $12 again!” The humor hit home, sending Instagram into a laughing frenzy.
The comments section turned into a comedy club:
"The tomato has a resume ."
"I want to live this tomato's life."
"Does it have a LinkedIn profile?"
"You are worthy of this farm and special treatments."
From pampered produce to internet star — this tomato just squashed all expectations!
The now-famous tomato was bought from a farmer’s market, and what made it truly unforgettable wasn't just the price—it came with a resume! Yep, you read that right. The vlogger who shared the clip shows the tomato lovingly wrapped with a note detailing its posh upbringing.
According to the packaging, this isn’t just any tomato—it’s an artisan tomato. Grown with bamboo tools, nurtured with gentle affirmations, and planted in heirloom soil, it’s basically the tomato equivalent of royalty.
After a dramatic taste test, the vlogger cheekily asks, “Does it taste like $16?” The verdict? “Not quite—but I’d pay $12 again!” The humor hit home, sending Instagram into a laughing frenzy.
The comments section turned into a comedy club:
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"The tomato has a resume ."
"I want to live this tomato's life."
"Does it have a LinkedIn profile?"
"You are worthy of this farm and special treatments."
From pampered produce to internet star — this tomato just squashed all expectations!
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