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Beniwal, who was documenting his travels through the city's casino district on September 22, was interrupted by two men who began speaking to him in what he described as a derogatory tone. During the interaction, one of the men claimed that his companion owned 73 7-Eleven convenience stores across the United States before offering Beniwal a position as a cashier at one of the locations.
Confronting the interaction
Beniwal later explained that he perceived the encounter as a targeted act of
Rather than disengaging, Beniwal challenged the men by questioning their financial status. When one of the individuals claimed to earn a significant income, Beniwal retorted by criticizing the man’s jewelry, telling him to invest his money in a legitimate business chain rather than a fake necklace. Following this response, the men reportedly began repeating the phrase “don’t, don’t, don’t,” effectively ending the confrontation.
The full account of the incident is featured in a 57-minute travel vlog uploaded by Beniwal, with the specific interaction occurring at the 32:20 mark. The footage has since circulated on social media, where viewers have praised the vlogger for his composure and his sharp retort to the individuals. Many commenters highlighted the importance of standing firm when faced with such behavior while traveling abroad, noting that Beniwal’s reaction successfully neutralized the attempt to demean him.
