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Daily Mirror
Daily Mirror
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Tara Cobham & Liam Buckler

'I was so poor I grew up surviving on crisps for dinner but now I run an £80k business'

A 24-year-old who was forced survive on a packet of crisp and bits of bread for dinner now runs a successful business worth £80k.

Ted Lawlor, from Bromley, would often face a "cold, dark and hungry" childhood as his mum couldn't afford to pay for electricity or food

Now the 24-year-old is a successful businessman who is already worth £80,000 - just months after setting up his own business, reported MyLondon.

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