'Chor ser to dukandar sawa ser': Watch how a thief trying to fool peanut seller ends up being cheated miserably

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Updated At : 07:54 PM Jan 06, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, January 6

A thief though he was smart enough to fool a road side peanut seller, but he failed miserably, as the vendor outsmarted him.

A video posted on Instagram by the page ‘ghantaa’ with the text ‘Hisaab Barabar Hai’ has gone insanely viral.

The video shows a man sitting on the side of a road to buy peanuts from a vendor. While the seller packs his order, the man tries to trick the seller and stuff some free peanuts in his pocket.

He repeats this again, thinking that he has fooled the seller as he wasn’t noticing.

But the smart seller gave him the man taste of his own medicine and fooled him instead.

He told the man to look behind him and then sneakily dropped some peanuts into his own pile while packing them.

Below is the video.

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