Businessman sells £80 bottles of 'fresh air' to China
Leo De Watts, 27, sells air collected in the British countryside and ships it over to polluted cities Shanghai and Beijing, where the wealthy elite pay a hefty sum for a few seconds of inhalation.
Speaking to 5 live's Stephen Nolan, he said:
"It does sound a bit crazy for us in the UK when we have an abundance of it, but anyone living near a clean lake you start bottling water and selling that off, all your friends are going to think you're nuts, but for somewhere they don't have a great supply of it, it's amazing it can be sold as a luxury item".
This clip is originally from Stephen Nolan on Sunday 7th February 2016.
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