'Habibi, Come To Dubai': Man Leaves Rolls Royce Keys On Bonnet To Prove How Safe The City Is. WATCH
Ayman parked his white Rolls-Royce Cullinan by the roadside near a busy highway and leaft the keys on top of the car's bonnet.
Dubai is arguably one of the cleanest and safest cities in the world. But a content creator named Ayman Al Yaman decided to check how safe the city is by parking his white Rolls-Royce Cullinan by the roadside near a busy highway and leaving the keys on top of the car's bonnet, next to the Spirit of Ecstasy mascot. Leaving the car unattended, he heads to a gym in a shopping complex during daylight but when he emerges it is already dark. And what unfolds next will leave you surprised. The video of th experiment has gone viral on the internet.
As he comes out of the gym, the Rolls Royce remains undisturbed, and the key is exactly where he left it. He also asks the person taking his video to show that some people were standing close to the car doing their work but nothing happened and remarked "Come to Dubai".
"Comment which car I should leave next," read the caption of the video shared by Ayman. Since being shared the clip has amassed close to 6 lakh views and hundreds of comments.
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"Dubai is the best city, which day I forget my wallet in a supermarket in Dubai, after like 1 hour I went back to the supermarket and I found my wallet, my money, cards inside the wallet is save i too love Dubai," commented one user.
"Next time allow the cameraman to record the times u were away, believe me someone will pick up that key and call the police. Dats how Dubai security is. No one will steal the car per cent, but they will alert the police or any security person available," commented another user.
"Keep a smaller affordable car.. Rolfe Royce is not for everyone’s taste," joked a third.
While a fourth wrote, "take it to old Dubai. The bazar. Let’s see."
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