Fake fact check:From Heist to Hype: How KitKat Owned the Headlines
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Radio Islam — Fake fact check:From Heist to Hype: How KitKat Owned the Headlines. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Asalamu alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuhu and welcome to take fact check with me Mumtaz Musa. Today we are talking about the Kitket Heist and the PR gold that follows. Now everybody is asking whether this was a stunt or not? Well Nestle himself has confirmed that 12 tons of candy has been stolen in the Formula 1 Kitket edition. That's over 400,000 chocolate bars. It was leaving from Italy to Poland as part of one of F1's new collaboration. The chocolate bars and the truck still remains unknown and the company is working closely with authorities to make sure that they have an arrest. Now while the criminal world seems like they have a very sweet tooth, let's look at it. What did it actually happen? The world was focused on the Kitket Heist during this week, similarly to what happened in Paris a couple of months ago. But Nestle wasted no time while it spokesperson said that having a break is always been
Kitket's motto and the tears maybe just needed that. Well they've used this to their advantage because everybody was talking about the sweetest Heist in modern day history. So there you have it. Thank you so much for watching and I'll see you in the next video.
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