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White Elderly Woman Asks Black Man to Wait Until She’s Done Shopping To Rob the Store- The Man Was Just Shopping

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An elderly white woman assumed a black man going about his shopping wanted to steal.

In a viral TikTok, the woman is asking the man to wait until she’s done shopping to rob the store.

In the viral TikTok, the black man starts recording the older woman and asks her to repeat what she said.

Many people have supported King, including famous TikToker, Vanessa Simeon, known for his gas station series.

However, there are still a few people who are supporting the woman’s action.

Source: Your Black World

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