In Argentina, a customer's act of honesty surprised two store owners who initially mistook him for a thief. Maxi entered Mercado de Origen in Buenos Aires while it was unattended and, after looking for an employee, left a note with his exact payment for the items he selected.
Two store owners in Argentina were left in shock when a customer, initially mistaken for a thief, turned out to be an honest shopper who paid for his items despite finding the store unattended.Facundo and Sofia, owners of Mercado de Origen in Buenos Aires, had closed their shop for lunch but forgot to lock the door. While eating, they checked their security camera feed and saw a man inside. 'I automatically panicked,' Sofia wrote on Instagram.
The store owners later took to Instagram to express her gratitude and remorse for jumping to conclusions about Maxi's intentions, sharing the video that has now been viewed more than 2.3 million times.'None of us could believe it. I have no more words to say. Thank you, thank you and more thanks, and sorry for judging,' wrote Sofia on the Instagram post.Newsweek reached out to Mercado de Origen via email for comment.
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