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| Photo credit: Facebook/Mark Jhoper Martinez |
The said video was taken by the customers themselves who later on shared it on social media for "awareness (and) not to insult the people behind this scene."
According to Mark Jhoper Martinez in the said video that went viral, he went for shopping in Baclaran with his cousin for a specific pair of shoes which were only available in the said vendor's store.
The vendor remains unnamed.
"Binili na namin yung shoes (tapos) noong una nagtaka pinsan ko, kasi madaling madali syang ilagay yung sapatos, akala ng pinsan ko di parehas ng size pero okay naman," he wrote.
"Paguwi namin chineck namin yung shoes, and then kaya pala madaling madali syang ilagay sa box kasi magkaiba yung kulay ng sapatos hindi mo mahahalata sa una kasi madilim don sa pinagbilihan namen kaya di namin napansin," he added.
The netizen claimed that the sole reason why they went back to the shop was simply to return the shoes and exchange it for the color that they previously agreed on.
"To make the long story short bumalik kame para ipapalit lang naman yung isang sapatos kasi nga ibang kulay ung binigay tapos ito pa ginawa sakin? hindi namin sya sinisigawan pinipilit nya ksi sa video na sinigawan namin sya kahit hindi naman. Pinagpipilitan nya pa kasing parehas daw ng kulay kahit di naman," she said.
As a result of their request, he said that the vendor suddenly acted up in rage.
"Bigla syang nagwala nung pinaliwanag namen na magkaiba nanindak na sya ng nanindak kung ano ano pa pinagsasasabi sakin at ang masama pa dinunggol nya ung ilong ko tpos amba pa sya ng amba at pinagbantaan nya ko sa vid."
The video shows the man laying his hand on the netizen's face, in a threatening manner.
Martinez said that they only wanted an exchange, and not even a refund.
He alleged that despite the vendor's knowledge that he did not have any stock, he still sold it to the customers.
"K kayo na lang po husmusga sa lalaking yan ginamit nya pa laki ng katawan nya para takutin kame ng dahil lang sa sapatos eh kasalanan naman nya at alam nya yon. pasalamat ka wala kming kasamang matanda kung hindi napa pulis kana kapal ng mukang saktan ambahan at pagbantaan ako."
He said that they talked properly to the vendor, and left a message for him.
"MAAYOS PAKIKIPAGUSAP NAMIN SAYO GUILTY KA LANG KAYA NAGWALA KA," he said.
He also warned the public to be vigilant in shopping, and to check their purchases well.
The post has of writing, garnered over 2,000 shares on Facebook.
Watch the video below:
Source: Facebook/Mark Jhoper Martinez
