Baby Drives Her Toy Car Into Filling Station, Pays Attendant to Buy Fuel, Lady Pretends to Sell in Viral Video
- The video of a baby behaving like an adult with her toy car has got people laughing hard on social media
- The kid 'paid' a fuel attendant to serve her car fuel after she drove the gadget into a filling station and positioned it in front of a pump
- After pretending to sell the content to her, the lady bid the kid farewell as the baby drove off the spot
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A cute video of a baby wanting her toy vehicle to be served as a normal car at a filling station has got many people talking.
Give my toy some fuel
In the clip, the kid drove the toy in front of an attendant and 'paid' her. The lady humoured her, took the pump, and pretended to serve her.
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She was satisfied
After some seconds, the baby drove off the spot to give another customer space. It was really a lovely moment to watch.
The attendant also waved her as she would do to a normal customer. People said the video is so cute.
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Watch the clip below:
As at the time of writing this report, the video has over 41,000 likes with tens of comments. Legit.ng compiled the reactions below:
hemchandra1938 said:
"Please fill the tank."
bman_276 said:
"She pulled up..."
98mirjana said:
"This is so funny."
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