This female Twitch streamer had such a strange offer when she wished her audiences and fans would donate her toilet paper. Check out this interesting story here with Gurugamer.com.
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A Weird Donation Offer From A Beautiful Twitch Streamer
Streaming is an attractive job now when fans can donate a large sum of money to their favorite streamers. And streamers also want to receive big donations from fans besides love and support. It’s pretty normal on the mainstream. Some wealthy and generous viewers even gave streamers thousands of dollars, making them burst into tears after noticing the big donation. However, this can be one of the weirdest and strangest appeals from a female Twitch streamer. This girl wanted viewers to donate her toilet paper instead of money.
She is Amber Wadham, 24, also known as Paladin Amber. This young and beautiful female streamer is a rising star in Twitch with around 74,000 followers on her channel. She is living in Australia now where, according to her, toilet papers are in short due to coronavirus outbreak and many other reasons. That’s also the reason why she begged her viewers to donate her toilet papers instead of money. She even unveiled her private email address to donators. What a weird thing!
She said on the mainstream that she wished it had been a joke but toilet papers were really in short then in her homeland. So, she begged her for toilet papers as a donation, which never happened before. Then, she pressed that she didn’t need money, she only wanted toilet papers.
Coronavirus pandemic and forest fire disaster in Australia made toilet paper a scarce supply in this country now. A lot of people are trying to hoard this supply while many other Australian cannot buy toilet papers in local stores or supermarkets.