She has gone viral on TikTok after becoming 'Britain's youngest chippy boss' at just 19. And now Franky Taylor has shared the industry secrets we've all been dying to know including the ultimate busiest day of the year for fish and chip shops and settling for good whether cod or haddock wins as the nation's favourite. Hailing from Romford, east London, Franky dropped out of school before attaining any GCSEs and began working her first shifts at the chippy at the age of 16.
But her journey from high school drop out to 'boss man' has served as an inspirational tale to many as she generated a fanbase of more than 140k followers online. Filming behind-the-scenes footage from Churchill's Fish and Chips, where she works as manager, she introduces viewers to everything from taking orders during busy periods to the mega potato chipper machine. Revealing the most hectic day of the year for chip shops, she said: 'The busiest day of the year is Christmas Eve. 'I started working there on December 1 three years ago and with the busiest day of the year coming up, and I said to one of the girls with kids'want me to cover for you?' so she can have Christmas with her family. 'All the managers said I could but it's so so busy and they wondered if I was ready to do it and honestly it was so easy - I just got on with it from the age of 16.' Franky Taylor, 'Britain's youngest chippy boss', has become a TikTok sensation after filming behind-the-scenes footage of her during her shifts In one video, which has more than 187,000 likes, she shows viewers how she takes her chips, with curry sauce - which she admits she used to hate - and a generous amount of onion vinegar and salt The manager at Churchill's Fish and Chips has generated a fanbase after showcasing her journey from dropping out of high school with no GCSEs to now being known as 'bossman' at the local chipp