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While we struggle to match our belts with shoes, a London based businessman has taken it all to another level.
Photos of Sardar Reuben Singh matching his turbans to the colour of Roll Royces have been doing rounds on social media leaving many in awe.
Speaking exclusively to SDE, his spokesperson Tom Opper stated that Sardar unleashed the fleet of Rolls Royces after an unidentified person made a racist remark against him.
“One thing led to another and a bet was laid between them for charity. The bet was that he could not match his cars to the colour of his turbans for seven days. As evident in the images before you, he managed to complete the challenge. This occurred less than a month ago and culminated in a donation being made to charity,” said Opper.
Opper added that Sardar owns all the cars that he used when taking on the challenge to match his turban.
While in his early 20s, Sardar was hailed as the 'British Bill Gates', founding the Miss Attitude teen fashion store in the 90s.
In 1999 he founded his second business, the alldayPA, where he achieved unparalleled success and wealth. But in 2007, Sardar lost control of alldayPA due to his personal bankruptcy.
Like the legend of the phoenix, between 2007 and 2017, Sardar has worked hard to successfully regain control of alldayPA to once again become the CEO of the company according to Opper.
Here are the photos…
