World’s best boss surprised us all with £1,000 Louis Vuitton bags to thank us for working hard during pandemic
A GENEROUS boss has splurged THOUSANDS treating his staff to luxurious Louis Vuitton bags as a thank you for their hard work over the pandemic. Dr. Yousif Chaaban, a dentist from Canada, bought each one of his team members their own bag – which can cost well over £1,000 a piece. The dentist, who owns […]
A GENEROUS boss has splurged THOUSANDS treating his staff to luxurious Louis Vuitton bags as a thank you for their hard work over the pandemic.
Dr. Yousif Chaaban, a dentist from Canada, bought each one of his team members their own bag – which can cost well over £1,000 a piece.
The dentist, who owns Oxford Dental in Edmonton, Alberta, was filmed carrying out the extraordinary gesture in a video that has now gone viral.
Dr Chaaban is labelled the “best boss ever” after blowing the bank on his staff in a TikTok video posted by his company.
In the video, he can be seen lugging dozens of the iconic bags around a shopping centre.
The clip says: “Our boss surprised our staff with Louis bags!
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“He wanted to thank us for working so hard during the pandemic!”
The video has now been viewed millions of times and has over 217k likes.
But it has got people talking – with many saying they could not believe the boss’ generosity.
One joked: “U hiring?”
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While another chimed: “How do I apply?”
Others admitted they can only dream of their bosses doing such a thing.
One person noted: “My boss gave me emotional damage.”
While another said: “My boss doesn’t even say good morning sometimes.”
One viewer claimed: “My boss gave me a $10 gift card to Starbucks, and then called me back cus he gave me the wrong one.
“He meant to give a $5 one.”
Louis Vuitton bags can set buyers back thousands of pounds – and even second hand items fetch eye watering sums.
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The French luxury fashion house was founded in 1854 by Louis Vuitton and is famous for its iconic brown and gold branding.
The Sun Online have approached Oxford Dental for comment.
