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British influencer Saffron Barker he claimed that her recent holiday In Las Vegas ended with a robbery.
“These holidays were a nightmare,” headed a Youtube Video posted on Friday, May 22. “Emergency Surgery, we were stolen and stole everything.”
Before Barker, 24, divided the pictures from her and her boyfriend Josh MilnUnfortunate getaway, announced a disclaimer.
“Before this Vlog starts properly, I want to let you know that this video is a bit all over the place,” Barker wrote at the start of his video. “You will understand why as soon as it starts because he was honest, bad luck after luck (bad). However, I still wanted to post it as you see throughout the video (that) we tried to make the most out of many bad situations, which I think we did a good job of them.”
He added, “I am very grateful that I had Josh with me throughout this thing because it made me realize how important now what life is throwing at you, you have to find happiness in it.”
Barker and Miln, who turned 24 later this month, traveled from Los Angeles to Las Vegas in a hired car.
“I think it’s (it’s) the most amazing thing. That is, I’ve done it with my parents before,” he said. “Like the fact that I do with Josh, I think this will be the best thing ever. Something we die to do is a road trip around America.”
Before Miln joined the YouTube star in California, Barker In the short hospital For ear infection after surgery on the root canal. She was released before he arrived. Then the pair went to Sin City, stopping for lunch in the legendary Peggy Sue’s Diner.
“Little did we know, while we were getting food in the dining room, someone broke into our car and stole everything,” wrote Barker in a headline.
Once Barker and Miln went back out to the Jeep SUV, they discovered that the back window was crushed and all their property no longer stored inside.
“We walked outside, and the car was completely crushed,” he remembered. “Obviously, this is a car that we were rented. And inside there was all things, I feel, I own. I mean, our passports, cards (A) the list could go on and on and on. I mean, I have nothing, like handbags. All we brought us to our restaurant was our phones.”
Barker added, “While it is very sad that we have lost all that money and all the things we have worked very hard for … it’s also just the inconvenience now we can’t even get home (and) we don’t even have cards to pay for anything.”
According to Barker, she and Miln do not even get their ids on them, which also caused a problem when they arrived at their hotel.
“They didn’t even want to leave us into the hotel because they are like, ‘but you have no physical ID, even though I have my picture,'” Barker claimed. “That was trouble, but at the same time, we still say how lucky we are we could have caught in Gunpoint (or) these people could have been following us.”
Eventually, the hotel allowed Barker and Miln to look into their reserved room as they tried to find their next steps – including how to get home.
“We were very naive because I had never been there before,” added Miln, reflecting on the burglary. “You don’t re-capitify these things.