Post by gato on Mar 6, 2021 8:01:02 GMT -5
So, I'm at a posh restaurant in Beverly Hills, sipping a Granada Uber Spot Ochre Spray latte with sprinkles, at an outdoor table, right? I'm waving my $500,000 dollar Richard Mille RM 11-03 Flyback Chronograph wristwatch around, enjoying the looks of envy from those around me.
Suddenly up come three bozos, (without reservations!) attracted by the glittering treasure (and isn't that the point?) who attack me. One has me around the neck and the others are trying get my watch. (I noticed that one was wearing a cheap Casio that was three minutes slow). My instincts kick in and I begin flailing around, grabbing the pistol and wrestling all three of the hoodie-wearing punks to the ground. They make off with my Flyback, and I'm immediately surrounded by other sympathetic wealthy diners, each showing me videos of the shocked looks on their faces.
Being the owner of a jewelry store across the street, I was naturally aware of similar robberies occurring in the area, but was lulled into complacency by the restaurant's strict dress code. Obviously, no under-dressed robber would be admitted to the venue! Being assailed by common riff-raff off the street was an embarrassment that never occurred to me.
www.reportdoor.com/a-look-at-the-500k-richard-mille-watch-stolen-in-beverly-hills/
Suddenly up come three bozos, (without reservations!) attracted by the glittering treasure (and isn't that the point?) who attack me. One has me around the neck and the others are trying get my watch. (I noticed that one was wearing a cheap Casio that was three minutes slow). My instincts kick in and I begin flailing around, grabbing the pistol and wrestling all three of the hoodie-wearing punks to the ground. They make off with my Flyback, and I'm immediately surrounded by other sympathetic wealthy diners, each showing me videos of the shocked looks on their faces.
Being the owner of a jewelry store across the street, I was naturally aware of similar robberies occurring in the area, but was lulled into complacency by the restaurant's strict dress code. Obviously, no under-dressed robber would be admitted to the venue! Being assailed by common riff-raff off the street was an embarrassment that never occurred to me.
www.reportdoor.com/a-look-at-the-500k-richard-mille-watch-stolen-in-beverly-hills/
