Ở Texas thì phải chạy nhanh hơn hai viên đạn nhé

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While shopping recently (gần đây, mới đây) at a Paris running store, a customer stopped in front of a security guard and asked to take a selfie with him. While the security guard was distracted, the customer’s friend grabbed a hat from a nearby table and sprinted out of the store (lao ra khỏi cửa hàng).

Realizing he had been duped, the security guard chased after the thief and caught them a few seconds later. But the guard wasn’t upset; instead, he smiled.

Employees at Distance, a running store with locations in Europe and Africa, told customers last month that they could steal any item featuring a tag that read, “ROB IT TO GET IT.” But there was one condition.

Distance hired one of France’s fastest sprinters (người chạy nước rút), Méba Mickael Zeze, as its security guard that day. To steal an item, customers had to outrun (chạy nhanh hơn) the 29-year-old, who once finished the 100-meter dash (cuộc chạy 100 mét) in under 10 seconds.

Zeze caught 74 customers; only two got away with free merchandise (hàng hóa).

“I thought it was a joke at first,” Laurie Sicot, one of the customers who tried to make off (cố gắng lấy trộm) with an item, told The Washington Post.

nguồn: msn,