Monday 20 June 2022 04:46 AM Kyle and Jackie O give Sydney cafe owner $10,000 after he cried about minimum ... trends now

Monday 20 June 2022 04:46 AM Kyle and Jackie O give Sydney cafe owner $10,000 after he cried about minimum ... trends now
Monday 20 June 2022 04:46 AM Kyle and Jackie O give Sydney cafe owner $10,000 after he cried about minimum ... trends now

Monday 20 June 2022 04:46 AM Kyle and Jackie O give Sydney cafe owner $10,000 after he cried about minimum ... trends now

Aussie café owner who broke down in tears over soaring costs is 'gifted' $10k by Kyle and Jackie O - but the money comes with a bizarre catch Phillip Salhab said his café Appetite cannot survive amid rising cost pressures Mr Salhab burst into tears during an interview with Sky News last week KIIS FM hosts 'gifted' cafe $10,000 to give customers free coffee on Monday The radio stars said the $10,000 was for free coffee and food for customers  Minimum wage earners were awarded a 5.2 per cent wage increase Wednesday 

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A Sydney cafe owner who broke down in tears during an emotional TV interview about the increase to the minimum wage has been 'gifted' $10,000 by Kyle and Jackie O - but the money comes with a little catch.

Phillip Salhab, who runs the Appetite eatery in Five Dock, said he feared his business would not be able to survive amid the rising cost of living and a 5.2 per cent increase to the minimum wage.

He tried to put on a brave face when speaking about the possibility of going bust on Sky News last week.

He told reporter Peter Stefanovic he would 'save his tears for the pillow' before eventually becoming overwhelmed and admitting: 'It would be a lot easier to close'.

The KIIS FM hosts on Monday morning told the cafe owner they'd give the store $10,000 to go towards free coffee and food for customers who turn up throughout the day.

Phillip Salhab (pictured) told reporter Peter Stefanovic he'll 'save his tears for the pillow' before eventually becoming overwhelmed and admitting: 'It would be a lot easier to close'

Phillip Salhab (pictured) told reporter Peter Stefanovic he'll 'save his tears for the pillow' before eventually becoming overwhelmed and admitting: 'It would be a lot easier to close'

'We'll put $10,000 on the bar for you to shout as many people free coffee and cake as humanly possible,' Sandilands said.

An elated Mr Salhab was left speechless after the grand offer and thanked the radio

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