Apple moved Tokyo customers that were lined up for the iPhone 5s to shelter inside the store, just before a typhoon hit the city.
Heavy winds and torrential rains resulted in flash flood warnings for parts of the country and some areas were ordered to evacuate.
You can see a clip of those in line being moved into the empty Ginza Store, which hadn’t opened, at a little after 7:30am. There, they were allowed to bring in their wet possessions, rest in the Apple Store theater until 10am, and were even given bottled water.
http://youtu.be/SEBVjK7x2Iw
“I was so moved how Apple treats its customers,” said YouTube user AppTaylor.
via Kotaku
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