6 years old boy, apply for lego job, boasts 'lots of experience'

Most kids grew up having lego on their side. It never gets old and even adults still cling on them.

After the Legoland Windsor posted a job listing earlier this year seeking designers to help create animated Lego features, staff at the British theme parl received one application that really caught their eye.

A boy named Stanley Bolland wrote, "I am the man for the job because I have lots of experience. I am 6 years old."

According to the BBC, the Legoland job listing had sought applicants with “experience in product design, IT and design packages, as well as an ‘interest or knowledge about Lego and creation of Lego models."A “competitive annual salary” had also been promised.

In his letter, Stanley, who lives in the town of Waterlooville, England, cited his one box of Lego blocks ― which he said he hides “so my brother can’t get it” ― as evidence of his experience. 

“I love Lego,” he stressed.

Legoland Windsor was apparently so impressed by Stanley's application, they offered him an opportunity to "work" at the theme park for a day.

“Loving Lego is the first step to being a model maker, so it certainly sounds like you’ll be perfect for the job (once you’ve finished school of course),” the park wrote in a letter to Stanley.

The Press Association says the Lego fan, now 7, recently shadowed an experienced staff member, Paula Laughton, for several hours and helped to carry out “checks and repairs” at the theme park’s many attractions.

Laughton said the park will look out for Stanley’s “job application when he’s a little older.”

Stanley’s story went viral after it was shared by several UK news outlets.

“Good for him. If you don’t ask, you don’t get,” wrote one BBC reader on Facebook.  

“If only more kids would follow his example,” another reader quipped. 

Last month, a 9-year-old boy in the U.S. made headlines after sending in an exemplary application letter for a NASA job.

“My name is Jack Davis and I would like to apply for the planetary protection officer job,” wrote the young space enthusiast. “I may be nine but I think I would be fit for the job.”

“One of the reasons is my sister says I am an alien,” Jack continued. 

SOURCE: Huffpost