What a weird sight. Star, if you have to buy something from one of these shops, which one will you choose? I will choose the left one. It’s brighter inside. However, I will get closer to the right one see if the shelves are also opposite, I mean hanging down from the ceiling.

Hahahaha, if one has to set up shop close to a competing one, he or she should at least make sure it remains open.

thanks friends for your comments.

haha, I’m not sure whether the other one also selling the same items or it’s just another kind of shop but with nearly same logo, but this is a real thing.

How about tossing a coin star?

thanks friends for your comments.

@Vijayanths – sorry, I don’t get you…hehe, sometimes my mind a bit slow.

Yes amazing! this always surprises me. Great post again my friend.

How strange.

I think vijayanths is replying to Linda’s question. As for me, I would buy from whichever shop is cheaper and give the best service. 7-11 is well-known, I cannot make out the name of the other shop. That shop is out to bank on 7-11’s brand name to mislead others. There should be a legal case if 7-11 should pursue, but whether it is worth it or not, their legal officers have to decide.

Nice post.

Very, very good!

Funny. There is same case near my place actually.

LOL. Looks like they flipped the 7 upside down.

Copycat trying to steal customers.

Weird…how are people able to think this way?

Funny thing. I would definitely not expect to see such shops opposite of each other.

thats really strange, was that a camera trick or is the other store a parody of 7 eleven? I wonder if this is in Thailand..hmm

They’re still seven elevens I suppose? Hope they don’t sell slurpies inverted.

My eyes must be playing tricks on me too. I wonder what the point is of turning the signs upside down.

Yes, I have seen these going on copying branded ones with slight alterations, not easily visible. A clever poem.