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Video: (CLICK ON THE LINK, YOU NEED TO WATCH THIS) http://res.cloudinary.com/sportzone/video/upload/v1531266203/Videos/Eddie Nahri Clip - Full.mp4
Original Source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...re-TV-appearance-forced-pay-plastic-bags.html
'We just like to make an entrance': Woolworths shopper who smuggled out a trolley in his truck after being forced to pay for plastic bags makes a VERY unusual TV appearance
Sydney man Eddie Nahri took matters into his own hands last week when he filmed a viral video in which he proclaimed: 'No bag, no problem - we'll take the trolley.'
On Tuesday, Mr Nahri appeared on Channel Seven's Sunrise and had hosts Samantha Armytage and David Koch in stitches with his unusual approach to a live interview.
'Just one second, look at this,' Mr Nahri interrupted as he was introduced to viewers, before breaking out into a percussion performance with two friends.
When asked to explain himself, Mr Nahri said: 'Lebos love to make a big introduction, so there you have it.'
Mr Nahri went on to reaffirm his position on the supermarket's controversial ban, which came into effect on July 1.
'I don't like the fact that they are charging us 15 cents and profiting from this whole thing. The best thing to do is take the trolley home, enjoy it, just some fun,' he said.
'Woolworths should be saving humanity before they save the environment because a lot of people suffering out there.
'A lot of people can't even afford this 15 cents because they're struggling. It's just a message for Woolworths to see what's happening.'
Mr Nahri posted the video on his own Facebook page last week before it went viral.
He captioned the clip: 'Leb in Sydney taking action. They can come collect their trolley from my street. I'm creating jobs!'
One woman claimed she had done the exact same thing and said she had been banned from the store because of her antics.
'I did that once and someone reported me to the police. Got pulled over that night and made to report to the police station the next day,' she wrote.
'When I returned said trolley I was barred for life from the store. So I did what anyone would do... went back there the next day and did some shopping.'
Video: (CLICK ON THE LINK, YOU NEED TO WATCH THIS)
http://res.cloudinary.com/sportzone/video/upload/v1531266203/Videos/Eddie Nahri Clip - Full.mp4Original Source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...re-TV-appearance-forced-pay-plastic-bags.html
'We just like to make an entrance': Woolworths shopper who smuggled out a trolley in his truck after being forced to pay for plastic bags makes a VERY unusual TV appearance
- Eddie Nahri took an entire shopping trolley home in the boot of his car last week
- Sydney man was protesting Woolworths' plastic bag ban, which started on July 1
- On Tuesday, Mr Nahri made a bizarre appearance on live TV, breaking into song
- 'One second, look at this,' Mr Nahri interrupted as he was introduced to viewers
- Asked to explain performance, he said: 'Lebos love to make a big introduction'
Sydney man Eddie Nahri took matters into his own hands last week when he filmed a viral video in which he proclaimed: 'No bag, no problem - we'll take the trolley.'
On Tuesday, Mr Nahri appeared on Channel Seven's Sunrise and had hosts Samantha Armytage and David Koch in stitches with his unusual approach to a live interview.
'Just one second, look at this,' Mr Nahri interrupted as he was introduced to viewers, before breaking out into a percussion performance with two friends.
When asked to explain himself, Mr Nahri said: 'Lebos love to make a big introduction, so there you have it.'
Mr Nahri went on to reaffirm his position on the supermarket's controversial ban, which came into effect on July 1.
'I don't like the fact that they are charging us 15 cents and profiting from this whole thing. The best thing to do is take the trolley home, enjoy it, just some fun,' he said.
'Woolworths should be saving humanity before they save the environment because a lot of people suffering out there.
'A lot of people can't even afford this 15 cents because they're struggling. It's just a message for Woolworths to see what's happening.'
Mr Nahri posted the video on his own Facebook page last week before it went viral.
He captioned the clip: 'Leb in Sydney taking action. They can come collect their trolley from my street. I'm creating jobs!'
One woman claimed she had done the exact same thing and said she had been banned from the store because of her antics.
'I did that once and someone reported me to the police. Got pulled over that night and made to report to the police station the next day,' she wrote.
'When I returned said trolley I was barred for life from the store. So I did what anyone would do... went back there the next day and did some shopping.'
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