Al-Marsad newspaper: The narrator, Abdullah Al-Mukhalid, told his appearance on the “Ajaweed” program broadcast on Al-Majd satellite channel, the story of a man who had a break 350 km from Riyadh, in Unaizah, 20 km from the city, and he always comes out of his shift on Wednesdays to buy things from the super Market then goes to the restroom he founded and arranged, and one day his cousin from the same city decided to have dinner in his break only to discover that her things had been stolen and sold to his cousin.
Al-Mukhalid says: “One day, he received a call from his cousin, telling him, ‘What is your resting place? Come have dinner with me.’ Indeed, the man went and when they got up for dinner, he was astonished, and he was surprised that the trays that his cousin put dinner on he made himself and decorated them for use if he did. Guests came to rest.
He went back to rest and found it stolen
And the narrator continued: “The man says, I finished the evening and went out and got into my car and went to rest and I was surprised that it was stolen, everything in the restroom was stolen, no sofa, no TV, no refrigerator or anything, and I had just equipped it two months ago. My cousin was 8 o’clock.
And he continued: “The man went to his cousin, who was surprised by his return, to ask him from where did you buy these trays, I detailed them in the industrial area myself about 6 months ago and installed them in this way, and they are not followed, and I put them in the break, which I was surprised to steal today, so his cousin replied saying: “I will take your rest and save you.” Indeed, the man returned to his rest, only to be surprised that a car was coming with full new furniture on top of it, and with it his cousin said, “This is new furniture for your rest, like your furniture and better, and the trays that you made with your own hands.”
And the narrator added: “The two men sat discussing the story, only to discover that those who stole the restroom were young men, 17 years old, from a quarter of us. Young boys to the police and to sit with them and teach them what they did wrong.