American stands under damaged sign in the hope of lawsuit!

American stands under damaged sign in the hope of lawsuit!

Manuel Garcia stood under a partially fallen sign outside a Walmart in Edinburg, Texas this week with the hope of it falling on him so he could sue the owners.

He posted the below photo with the following caption:

“Here waiting for the P to fall and knock me out to be able to sue Walmart.”

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Of course, the post went viral and he continued with the stunt.

“The first picture with the blue shirt, just stood under for the picture and left,” Manuel said. “Then [when] I saw how crazy all this was I went again the following day, and took a second picture with a pink shirt and put ‘Day Two’, but I wasn’t there for days or hours.”

 

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Global News informed Walmart’s head office [Spoil sports].

Walmart had this to say:

“We want to thank Mr. Garcia for making us aware of our falling ‘P,’ and we’re glad he wasn’t harmed during his stunt,” Charles Crowson, a spokesperson for Walmart, told Global News. “His sharp eye and camera skills helped us fix the sign quickly, and we’re grateful for his efforts.”

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