Initially, motorbikes were parked in the parking lot, with people smoking weed. I got off my car and one of them approached me, smelling like drugs. I got scared as he was following me and got back in my car. I moved it around a bit until he returned with his other peers to the motorcycles.
This is in the Burger King Parking Lot, right by Brickell City Center. I went to Burger King and stayed there for around an hour as I was waiting for my sister to return from Zara. I came back to these same people, nonetheless, my car had rings around them. I was surprised and called the number on the windshield stating I could not move my car, and why they had put those if I was in the Burger King Restaurant.
They said that someone had reported that I was not in any of the stores and the owner had the cameras to check (Impossible). They said someone would be there in the next 10-15 minutes, and a guy who was parked in the parking lot came out of the vehicle.
I asked him who called, and he started getting nervous. He said he didn't know and would call his boss to confirm (went back to his car). The situation then escalated in my mind, as one of the guys in the motorcycles rode to his vehicle and started talking to him as friends. Then everything made sense. He fooled around for a while, and once he decided to come back I asked him who called.
He then said "they called me and informed me that you were not in the premises". I asked who is they, he said the owner (As if the owner of the whole lot, first of all, would be checking the cameras at 10pm, and second only the managers of the restaurants would have to be actively checking the cameras to even report such an incident).
Elite Booting Reviews
Initially, motorbikes were parked in the parking lot, with people smoking weed. I got off my car and one of them approached me, smelling like drugs. I got scared as he was following me and got back in my car. I moved it around a bit until he returned with his other peers to the motorcycles.
This is in the Burger King Parking Lot, right by Brickell City Center. I went to Burger King and stayed there for around an hour as I was waiting for my sister to return from Zara. I came back to these same people, nonetheless, my car had rings around them. I was surprised and called the number on the windshield stating I could not move my car, and why they had put those if I was in the Burger King Restaurant.
They said that someone had reported that I was not in any of the stores and the owner had the cameras to check (Impossible). They said someone would be there in the next 10-15 minutes, and a guy who was parked in the parking lot came out of the vehicle.
I asked him who called, and he started getting nervous. He said he didn't know and would call his boss to confirm (went back to his car). The situation then escalated in my mind, as one of the guys in the motorcycles rode to his vehicle and started talking to him as friends. Then everything made sense. He fooled around for a while, and once he decided to come back I asked him who called.
He then said "they called me and informed me that you were not in the premises". I asked who is they, he said the owner (As if the owner of the whole lot, first of all, would be checking the cameras at 10pm, and second only the managers of the restaurants would have to be actively checking the cameras to even report such an incident).