#AndThatsAWrap: Tips from a hijacker to a night out that cost R500k
And that's a wrap takes a look at Vic Naidoo's week and all the topics that caught your eye...
When it comes to crime, we understand that it is inevitable no matter where you live in the world. But to hear things from the perspective of a criminal can be enlightening.
A hijacker was interviewed and shares some key information as to what it is they look at when they choose their victims. It was both insightful and definitely worth taking a look at. From things like wearing a mask to a seatbelt...
Check out the full article here.
Then things got super spicy as we saw Vic Naidoo's clothing brand that creates leisurewear, sleepwear, and casualwear. He shared about where the inspiration came from when it comes to starting Bombass clothing to the logo and to his design inspiration.
Check the exclusive interview we had with him here.
Read more: Vic Naidoo and 'Bombass Clothing': "I wanted to make clothes that people felt comfortable in!"
Then there was the story behind the car that was videoed pushing another car off a cliff and into the Cascades stream in Pietermaritzburg. It was all very hush hush when it comes to the report as the management at the lifestyle centre, where the incident took place, wanted to protect the driver.
But it was revealed in the Twitter thread that according to paramedics, the woman who was in the car that pushed the other car, actually had an attack. But this was all alleged and nothing was released officially.
Check out the video footage here.
Read more: WATCH: The mystery behind the car that was pushed into the Cascades stream in Pietermaritzburg
Then there was a case of the shoe as a local influencer shared a post accusing Mr Price of stealing the design of a local sneaker brand called Bathu.
It got a bit messy when Mr Price responded saying that in fact the pic was not any of their stores and that this information was incorrect. Then tweeps began coming for Mr Price, saying that they have become quite pricey in their attire and also that they could be seen copying many other brands.
Nevertheless, each to their own, to check out the full article, read here.
Last but definitely not least (in all senses), DJ Sbu posted a pic on Twitter showing off a bill of around R500k that was circulating on the web. Basically it showed an invoice of someone's night out on the town that ended up being around R400k and then with the tip equaled R518,765.50.
Yes, that's over half a million Rand. That definitely puts things into perspective. Considering that this was in South Africa, many people came in hard over this, saying that this was probably someone trying to commit money laundering and even accused the restaurant for doing that too.
Read the full article here.
