The lady shopping cart driver
#21
hey man, what happened with this? did you get your money?
#23
#25
Bad idea, sorta like the lady the cut my brother off and he jumped out of the car and pounded on her windshield. I told my brother I loved him, but that lady would have been well with in her rights to pull out a large caliber handgun and blow his ****ing head clean off of his body.
Bottom line, seek the appropriate legal action (ie; small claims court, lawsuit, ect) if the insurance company doesn't resolve the matter. It may seem frivolous, but thats what its there for.
Bottom line, seek the appropriate legal action (ie; small claims court, lawsuit, ect) if the insurance company doesn't resolve the matter. It may seem frivolous, but thats what its there for.
#27
I'm with you, brother. There comes a times that it doesn't matter if you are right or not - it's just too much hassle and heartache to try and deal with these people. The legal system is not engineered to protect the average joe from "small" crimes. I had a shady contractor run off with $500 worth of deposit on the last job he had to do. Tried 5 times to serve him with papers, and they kept coming back. He moved, and there was no way for me to find him except maybe hire a private investigator.
And for what? To lose MORE money and still not necessarily have a chance to get my money back? Can't get blood from a stone...I'm with you.
And for what? To lose MORE money and still not necessarily have a chance to get my money back? Can't get blood from a stone...I'm with you.
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#30
The first thing I'd do is apologize for the misunderstanding. Then I'd politely assist her in emptying her cart. Then I'd graciously offer to return her cart to the corral. Then, just as I was walking away, I'd pause, look her car over and ask "Are you sure that wasn't already there?" then slam the cart into her driver's side fender, flip her the bird and walk away.
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