A video claiming to show a burglar breaking into a restaurant called Smashers has been blowing up online, but hereβs the twist.. there is no real evidence the incident ever happened. The clip shows a man creeping inside the store, grabbing things and even stopping to flip a burger like it is part of the script. People labeled it a fake burglar ad, and after digging around, there are no police reports, no news articles and not even a verified business record tied to a Smashers restaurant. Everything about it exists only on social media, which makes it look more like staged content or a prank than an actual crime. Still, the video took off because it blends chaos, humor and confusion all in one clip, and viewers cannot decide if they should laugh or report it.
If you call me and I call you back and you donβt answer. And continue to ignore me, regardless of what it isβ¦Best believe I wonβt be answering anymore lol
Friends wonβt be there for you in person sometimes and thatβs okay, but Iβve got the two bestest friends from jr high that never turned their back on me. Even when I came out as gay they still stayed by my side. Iβm so greatful. I need to stop thinking I need more friends.