The customer "playing big" went to buy a phone by ambulance, making the whole store "heartbeat"

Recently, fans have passed on a clip recording a "difficult" moment that took place at a mobile phone shop.

According to the clip recorded from the camera, a phone shop owner was shocked when two special customers came to buy phones.

Accordingly, on July 14, as on the camera, the store owner and some employees and customers were sitting at work when an ambulance suddenly appeared in front of the door. All of them were bewildered at this time and stopped what they were doing to turn their eyes, focusing their attention on the two men in white shirts getting out of the car.

Everyone was worried and surprised, partly because they did not understand what happened, partly because they thought they were "carried" to quarantine. But as it turns out, these two came to buy phones. At this time, everyone in the shop "breathed" in relief and sat down to continue working. A man wearing a blue T-shirt quickly opened the door and took a bottle of hand sanitizer for these two guests to wash their hands with.

As soon as the clip was shared on MXH, many people couldn't help but laugh at this phone shop's "bad and bad" situation. Most people have a "heart attack" for a few seconds until the ambulance leaves and the man walks into the store to buy things. Others predicted that this man was probably "convenient" with the ambulance, so he hitchhiked to buy a phone.

"Guests are too difficult to help. You have to go by ambulance to bear".

"The most memorable and touching moment since practicing selling phones"

"During the epidemic, when customers go to buy and sell like that, it's so heartbreaking!", a few comments from netizens.

Currently, the clip is still being discussed by netizens all over the forums.

Before that, people also laughed at the incident of two medical staff riding an ambulance on the curb to buy bread, making the owner "startled". A short clip recording an image of an ambulance on the side of the car with the words "Thuan An Medical Center" parked at a roadside restaurant has been shared on social networks with the status line, "Sitting and selling cakes. I saw a few guys running straight to where I was sitting, startling me. Even now I'm still shaking... Fighting Vietnam!".

It's not about tracing or taking samples for testing, but this medical worker just wants to stop the car to buy a loaf of bread after a tiring working time. Monitoring the image in the clip shows that the male medical worker is wearing a blue protective suit, but sweat has soaked his body, his hair is wet, and sweat drops are still rolling on his forehead...

The owner quickly made a loaf of bread and delivered it to the medical staff on the ambulance. However, despite having prepared the money to pay, the owner waved his hand and refused to accept it. Although the value of the loaf is not great, it is as a way to thank the hard work and hardships that the medical staff have made efforts during the past few days to stamp out the epidemic.

Immediately after the above short clip was shared on social networks, many people were sad. During sweltering summer days, the temperature in many provinces and cities across the country is in the range of 32 - 38 degrees, even up to 40 degrees in some places, but medical forces still have to wear tight protective suits to attend. anti-epidemic.

Despite being tired and often working with high intensity, the frontline medical forces in the center of the epidemic still tried their best with the will to return home when the epidemic was over. In order to support the white-shirted warriors, people across the country have joined hands in the past few days to call for both material and spiritual support for the epidemic. Perhaps just a loaf of bread, a bottle of cool water ... or a sentence "Let's fight for Vietnam" from the people is also a strong motivation for the doctors and nurses to be more determined to fight the epidemic.

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