Irish YouTuber stunned to find Porsche left unattended, door open in China. Watch video
Watch the video here: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Travis Leon Price (@travisleon1)Social media users had a lot to say about it. 'Can't even walk down the street with your phone out without it being snatched in London,' said a user, while another added, 'That's wild! I'm in China now and the level of surveillance is no joke.'Others joined in with comparisons. 'I live in England! You can't even leave your Ipanema sandals unattended here. The struggle is real!' wrote one. 'Qatar too. Just as safe,' added another user.A section of the internet argued that crime rates vary everywhere. 'Even if somebody steals it, you can get it back within the day. All it takes is to call the police, check the video surveillance, then it's found. Committing a crime and running away from it is almost impossible in China,' said a user. 'Not 100% true. There are parts of America where you can. And I'm sure there are parts of China where you can't. Every place on this planet has good areas and bad areas. That's just the truth,' one of the users said. See the comments here: Whether a sign of exceptional safety or simply an isolated moment, the sight of an open Porsche on a busy street has certainly set the internet talking.- Ends
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