Cell phone store carries out a 32-hour 'endurance test' in Pelotas, RS A store in Pelotas, in the south of Rio Grande do Sul, carried out a real endurance test worth a cell phone or the value of the device in cash. The Padrinho's Celulares challenge was simple: participants had to place their hand against the wall in front of the establishment. The last one to leave would be the winner. There were 120 participants and the test lasted more than 32 hours. It started on Saturday (11) at noon and ended on Sunday night (12). ? Access the g1 RS channel on WhatsApp The winner was Márcio Franco, 46 ??years old, who preferred to keep the value of the device and took R$7,000 home. The store's owner, Cristiano Lauterbach, states that he decided to carry out the promotion after a robbery occurred at the establishment. "They robbed my store, broke the door and took cell phones and money. But I recovered everything with the help of the population. And as I was very visualized by the repercussions of the robbery, I carried out this action", he recalls. During the challenge, he says he began to worry about the duration of the test. "There was an ambulance team and the people were already cutting me off, to finish early and share the prize. Then the criticism started: 'How are you going to divide it? What a joke, they stayed until now'. Then I told them to stretch their arms until the end and they couldn't support themselves any longer. Just over an hour later, it ended", he says. The entrepreneur was satisfied with the result, reporting that it received many views on social media and stating that he intends to carry out a new promotion in this style. “I'm going to do another test in December and give a bigger prize with other brands together”, he promises. Cell phone store does 'endurance test' and winner stayed 32 hours in front of the establishment Instagram/Reproduction VIDEOS: Everything about RS