“Mom, look I’m on TV!”
Even the smallest of actions can sometimes make people’s day! After being surrounded with news of the current floods which have caused loss and grief, once in a while, we deserve something to smile about.
So here’s something that might turn your frown upside down!
In an interview with a flood victim which was screened live on TV3, a Grab rider was spotted in the background walking by.
Upon realising that he was on TV, the Grab rider kept on looking into the camera while showing the peace sign.
What made everyone giggle was the fact he was carrying a cute rainbow float tube in his arm, the entire time!
His rainbow float made everyone’s day
The clip which found its way to Twitter, became a fan favourite as netizens expressed their delight upon seeing the man and his cute float!
“Look Mom, I’m on TV!”
One Twitter user even mentioned how they were more focused on the Grab rider rather than the flood victim being interviewed because of how adorable he was.
“The Grab rider even showed peace signs. Cute,” said another user.
One user even tagged Grab Malaysia and said that the man deserves a raise for making everyone’s day.
“He must’ve taken his child’s float.”
Meanwhile, another user mentioned how the Grab rider appeared as if he had just gotten off from a Sunway Lagoon slide, and we totally agree!
Showing how flexible and versatile Grab riders are in terms of the modes of transportation they use to deliver food, one Twitter user listed out every form of transportation that has been used by various Grab riders with an addition of a new one… A float!
Amused by the fact that he is still wearing his helmet in that situation, multiple Twitter users told him to just take it off.
You can checkout the full video of the Grab rider with his adorable float here:
Steady abang delivery dengan pelampung comelnya.
Kepada sukarelawan yang menolong dengan senyuman, semoga Allah membalas budi anda, dunya dan akhirat❤️?? pic.twitter.com/Xzewn2lin4
— Nazrudin Rahman (@NazrudinRahman) December 20, 2021
We hope that the video cheered you up the way it did for us after having seen an endless number of tragic news through the week. Let’s get through this together, as Malaysians!
