Imagine the scenario: you’re leisurely strolling through your local Apple Store, perhaps drooling over a Retina MacBook Pro, when all of a sudden a car crashes through the front wall and onto the store floor. Yeah, that happened.
On Sunday night a car was driven off the road and through the glass wall of the Lincoln Park Apple Store in Chicago.
An elderly man was apparently behind the wheel. Fortunately, no one was seriously hurt.
Source: The Chicago Tribune
Image: @RGR3
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4 responses to “Driver Crashes Car Through Glass Wall Of Chicago Apple Store [Image]”
Picture caption: “Shouldn’t have used Siri for directions.”
What does that mean? I use Siri for directions ALL THE TIME and haven’t had a single issue! Plus, being an old man he probably hit the gas and meant to hit the break.
Agreed, besides, the caption implies that the driver wasn’t the one driving.. I mean, common.. people need to be smart.. It’s like this articles author is one of those people that thinks cruse control is something that auto-drives for you too!
Fanboy!
Not surprised, as chicago and nyc are both dumps. Philadelphia rocks, and is the only city in the country with quality, the best food, historic significance, beautiful neighborhoods, it’s just perfect. No corporations controlling it, no massive debt, no poor design.