Amid the U.S. election chaos, it's no surprise that great stories *fly* under the radar. 。
Like the story of an Australian dude known only as "Tim from Melbourne," who used a drone to pick up a sausage sandwich from a nearby hardware store. It's genius.。
SEE ALSO:Your next dessert obsession is probably coming from Australia 。Tim was having a few beers with mates and messing around with a drone, when the smell of a barbecue from a couple of doors down got them peckish, he told 。 Today。Today 。
on Thursday morning. 。
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So they attached a bag onto the drone with money in it, then flew it to Bunnings, located 2 kilometres (1.2 miles) away. Unfortunately, the sausage sandwich came back "freezing," according to Tim. 。
In even more troubling news, Tim could face a hefty A$9000 (US$6979) fine from the nation's aviation authority. But Tim defended the safety of their unconventional flight. 。
"As far as we're concerned, it was all pretty safe," he said. 。
"We made sure the area was clear, we made sure it didn't fly over any houses, things like that. There was a bit of cropping involved to make it look like one big flight, when it was a couple of individual ones." 。Whatever happens to Tim, he's still a legend in our eyes.。Whatever happens to Tim, he's still a legend in our eyes. 。(责任编辑：時尚)
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