Just washing a stone gets 9.3 million views... Employee saves company (South Korea)

A video of a stone washing session posted by an employee of a stone company has been viewed over 9.3 million times on Instagram, making it a hot topic.
The video that became a hot topic on social media on the 9th was "Onyang Seoksan Kim's
Onyang Seoksan is a stone company located in Asan, South Chungnam, and the person who posted the video is Kim Myung-seong, an agent at Onyang Seoksan.
In this video, Kim is putting gravel into a large rubber basin and washing it with water. After the water from washing the gravel is drained, Kim is
The company continues to wash the gravel until it becomes smooth. The video has been viewed 9.3 million times on Instagram. In addition, Kim also explained about the company's stone products and showed how they are washed and processed.
Kim is an employee who manages salary expenditures. Due to the real estate downturn, sales of the company's main product, landscaping stones, have decreased, so he started posting on Instagram two years ago to promote the company.
Since then, Kim's videos have become a hot topic, and the company, which had been struggling with declining profits, has seen an increase in sales.
Internet users believe that the reason this video is so popular is because Kim's sincerity is being conveyed.
In the video, Agent Kim not only shows his love and pride for the work he does, but also actively communicates with netizens by replying to their comments one by one.
As the video went viral, more and more customers wanted to buy the stones, but at the time, the company was only selling them in 20-kilogram increments.
So, internet users came up with the idea of selling "pet rocks," and Onyang Shishan began selling pet rocks.
Pet Rock is a stone that you can raise like a pet, polish, dress, and communicate with. Recently, it has become popular among people who are tired of social life and human relationships in order to seek emotional stability.
On the 17th of last month (local time), the American daily newspaper Wall Street Journal (WSJ) also introduced the Korean pet rock trend, saying, "Overworked Koreans are turning to 'pet rock'
Onyang Seoksan's Pet Rock sales were a success. The prepared quantity was sold out within 40 seconds of the start of sales. Onyang Seoksan is offering this sales money to respond to the demands of its fans.
donated the amount.