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dudes getting they **** stolen day before thanksgiving...no chill
Leaving the car running & unattended in residential neighborhoods?
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If anything that should be WHEN you expect it. During the Holidays people need to make a way
dudes getting they **** stolen day before thanksgiving...no chill
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Even if I step into a store for a second I put my laptop in the trunk. Only thing I keep visible in my car is a damn aux cord and car charger 
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See I don't even do that because if I am a criminal type dude I would think, "Where there is an aux cord, there is a device." Be careful with thatEven if I step into a store for a second I put my laptop in the trunk. Only thing I keep visible in my car is a damn aux cord and car charger
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One time I was walking down the street and this guy left his car running to get something in a convenience store. The problem was he left his car running in a two-way street, blocking all the cars behind him. Everyone was honking and obviously pissed, but the driver just ignored everything. D*ck move.
After the opposing traffic lane was cleared, all the cars started to pass in the opposite lane. One driver stopped next to the running car, took the keys and just chucked the keys over a fence. Granted he caused more traffic, but I couldn't help but smile for a bit.
After the opposing traffic lane was cleared, all the cars started to pass in the opposite lane. One driver stopped next to the running car, took the keys and just chucked the keys over a fence. Granted he caused more traffic, but I couldn't help but smile for a bit.
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No way that's good on the engineMost of the people who do this are aloof goofy *****. Doesn't even matter what neighborhood you stay in. It literally takes minimal effort to turn your car off and start it up. Even less with push-buttons
And it's not good for your car to just start it up and drive in the winter.
I thought it was common law to let your car stand for 10-15 min in freezing weather.
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Most of the people who do this are aloof goofy *****. Doesn't even matter what neighborhood you stay in. It literally takes minimal effort to turn your car off and start it up. Even less with push-buttons
No way that's good on the engine
And it's not good for your car to just start it up and drive in the winter.
I thought it was common law to let your car stand for 10-15 min in freezing weather.
That's definitely the truth, but it's rarely ever even cold in Houston, so it's hardly needed
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See I don't even do that because if I am a criminal type dude I would think, "Where there is an aux cord, there is a device." Be careful with thatEven if I step into a store for a second I put my laptop in the trunk. Only thing I keep visible in my car is a damn aux cord and car charger
..you should also be careful if you have the ring from your navi on the front windshield
In school they had to send out emails warning students because so many windows got busted for a clean Garmin smh..
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That is true never thought about that. Even with the tints I gotta hide all this stuff regardless
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Holiday's the goons come out...
dh1water
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goons always out...more opportunity during the holidays
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I had my car broken into back in the day for the change from my ashtray and the dome light bulbs. Pissed me off because it was cold as hell. Windows were covered from insurance but still. Crackheads man...
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Meh.... car thieves deserve to die.
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I bet this guy doesn't tip
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I normally lock my doors no matter where im at. But one night i left my door open all night...like WIDE open and there was nothing gone. Lucky af cause even tho im in a good neighborhood theres been car break ins in the area recently
My friend left his car open one day & someone took some stuff from his car but it was random dumb ish even tho his wallet was in there
My friend left his car open one day & someone took some stuff from his car but it was random dumb ish even tho his wallet was in there
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I didnt hear about that, but i would be heated.jthagreat I got got the day night smh. U heard about the dude going around royal oak setting cars on fire? Co worker had a 15 ram they broke in and set the interior on fire, a lot of other cars too.
Thats not even a comeup,likee there aint no established business/person thats gonna benefit from something like that.
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Most of the people who do this are aloof goofy *****. Doesn't even matter what neighborhood you stay in. It literally takes minimal effort to turn your car off and start it up. Even less with push-buttons
No way that's good on the engine
And it's not good for your car to just start it up and drive in the winter.
I thought it was common law to let your car stand for 10-15 min in freezing weather.
These boys don't live in cold areas. Weather at the moment is freezing rain. I'm not about to just get in my whip and drive off
Cold enough to freeze Hell over outside.
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Heads was slashing tires around my way a couple years back but putting cars on fire tho :x
Thats just disrespectful savagery
And yall just driving off with freezing cars??
i can tell who from warmer states lol
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Heh, he's absolutely right tho.
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A lot of people here in Milwaukee warm up their cars in the winter and leave them unattended. Easy come up for some folks who steal cars. Unfortunate.
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Left my garage up by accident when I went on a trip to Dallas for like 6 days, there's enough in my garage but I never even lock the door from there into the house nor have I ever programmed my alarm system. Came back and everything was just as I left it.
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I leave the car on for quick runs but always keep the doors locked and FOB on me.
Never keep anything valuable in sight, tho.
Never keep anything valuable in sight, tho.
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so y'all never been to family members houses that don't lock their door? 
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^ hell no, they're dumb but not that dumb.
