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Unexpected twist! A notification buzzed, his mini fridge had just been delivered. He checked the Ring camera and saw the box sitting there in broad daylight… but less than eight minutes later, a skateboarder rolled up, looked around, grabbed it, and disappeared down the street. It’s wild how bold... show more

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