This is the strange moment when a customer whips her underwear to use as a face mask after staff warned her that she wouldn’t be served without her.
The unknown woman was photographed At Pick n Pay supermarket in South Africa after a security guard asked her to wear a face mask.
She claimed not to have one, but after threatening to get her from the grocery store, the woman reached out from under her dress and ripped her pants to use instead.
In the clip, the woman can be seen in a long paisley dress and sandals waiting in line to get outside.
A guard approaches her slowly before exchanging words.
Suddenly, the indignant customer bowed and reached to her dress, to reach her underwear.
Hold it before it slips onto her feet and put it on her face.
Other customers appear surprised and yell, “What’s the matter?”
The confusion continues when the agent puts his thumb in the direction of the guards and asks, “Are you happy?”
The unnamed woman was photographed in the Pick n Pay supermarket in South Africa taking off her underwear and using it as a temporary mask.
The disgruntled shopper bends over and reaches her dress to reach her underwear. Then she grabs her, removes the black dress from her feet and places it on her face instead
The security guard starts sending someone over the radio on the radio while the next shopper in line gets into an argument.
She waves her arms to the side and says, ‘Personally I think it’s acceptable, it’s a mask …
To be honest, I think that there are fewer bacteria on your underwear than on the mask.
He repeats himself before clapping and says well done. brilliant.’
But not everyone shared the same opinion, criticizing the woman for not following the rules of the face mask in the first place.
The confusion continues when the agent puts his thumb in the direction of the guards and asks, “Are you happy?”
The video has since spread to Facebook and one user wrote, “Stay home and do your online shopping if you don’t like the idea of a mask.”
Another user commented, “It makes me sick. She is aware of the law all over the world. We have a dangerous virus and (she thinks) the G series will save her …
Come and cook. What should your family think?
In December 2020, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa claimed that not wearing a face mask in public was a crime.
He said that anyone without a mask could be arrested and tried.
“If found guilty, they face a fine or imprisonment of up to six months, or both a fine and imprisonment.”
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