The unexpected 'enemy' of automobiles in Vietnam.
Chickens or dogs with sharp claws become weapons that scratch the shiny paintwork of cars.
Chickens or dogs with sharp claws become weapons that scratch the shiny paintwork of cars.
Before I tell my story, please watch the video below by Dan Duc Vu on Facebook to verify.
Just a few playful kicks from this little chicken are enough to make the owner cry over the scratches on the car body.
This happened to me three years ago. Back then, I had to go back to my hometown, so I borrowed my best friend's shiny, luxurious sedan. I got in, and it was truly a luxury car; the leather smelled nice, the plastic smelled nice, everything was soft and cool. It felt amazing!
Back in my hometown, I parked my car elegantly in front of the house and went inside to enjoy a home-cooked meal. In the afternoon, as I was about to take the car to the wash, I saw a dog happily dancing and playing with its reflection in the mirror, pawing and scratching all over the car. I chased him away and drove the car to the car wash.
I thought the playful scratch was nothing, but when I washed it off, I saw it was a tiny, pitted cut. My face fell, and I felt dejected. For several days afterward, I felt strangely gloomy back home. When I returned to the city, I had to confess to my friend. It was a lesson I'll never forget.
Please be careful when parking; avoid areas where animals with sharp claws like chickens, dogs, and cats might be playing around, but this could cause you great distress.
According to VNE
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