Guy Sets Up GoFundMe Page To He Can Go On The Sesh

GoFundMe is usually a place for raising money and awareness surrounding illnesses, charity events and so on.

However, there are many things it can used to raise funds for. Things like The Sesh.

Nathan Richo had a true thirst for lager, though didn't have the sufficient financial backing to get through as much of it as he wanted, so he called upon others to help him out.

Now, when it comes to The Sesh we are all equal. We are brethren. We are one.

Credit: GoFundMe

On the post he writes: "My name is Nathan Richo and I fancy getting absolutely plastered.

"You could help me with this by donating alcohol or money. Anybody who donates is welcome to the sesh so chop chop and get your hands in your wallets and sort the sesh out ladies and gents.

"Help spread the word!"

However, he does realise that the page is somewhere to make money for more serious cases. He says that the post is a bit of a pop at people who try to use it for similar things.

"I read in the Gazette about the sex worker who was using it to crowdfund a trip to see customers in London, and then I've read about people using it to ask for money for degrees," Nathan told Gazette Live.

"I just think that's cheeky, and thought to myself if they are going to do it for that why not have a bit of fun with it?"

With that in mind, he named the crowdfunder 'Sort the sesh out for the lads', asking for £1,000 to help him and anyone who wants to join get on it.

Credit: Facebook/Nathan Richo

His favourite drop is Jägermeister and he reckons that even with a few hundred quid he could have a decent enough time.

"If I hit the £1,000 target it is safe to say we would have a good night," he said.

"Even if I raised a few hundred quid, I'd have a little community party and buy a few lads some pints down the pub.

"I think that would only last me about half a day to be honest."

Though Nathan obviously very dearly wants to get down to the pub and begin his sesh, he is rather apprehensive about it, saying: "I'd be surprised if anyone did donate."

At least he's honest.

Mark McGowan

Mark is a journalist at LADbible, who joined in 2015 after a year as a freelance writer. In the past he blogged for independent football fan channel Redmen TV, after graduating from Staffordshire University with degrees in journalism and English literature. He has worked on campaigns such as UOKM8? and IIOC.