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11-10-2005, 01:40 PM
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My car got keyed how should I respond, if at all?
Here is the deal. Yesterday I was running late to work.
I drove and found a street parking spot close to the train station. I just parked it and started power walking when a guy at the house started ranting and raving. "Learn how to park [censored], or pay for your parking" There is a pay lot by the train station. He is right, but if you take the train you to NYC, you know all the spots are gone by 8 AM. Also, I was in a rush so when I parked I did so in a manner that only I could park in that area (normally two cars could do so if i parked correctly). Normally I would move it, but like I said I was in a rush. So I just kept walking/jogging to the train. When I got back my car was keyed up. Now it wasnt too bad and I'm in the process of getting a new car. But still my ego makes me want to get some level of revenge. My question is how to respond? Do I let this slide? Or what do I do in response. Its not the scratch as much as the principal of the sitaution that irratates me. How do I play this? Thanks in Advance... 
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11-10-2005, 01:41 PM
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Re: My car got keyed how should I respond, if at all?
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Here is the deal. Yesterday I was running late to work. I drove and found a street parking spot close to the train station. I just parked it and started power walking when a guy at the house started ranting and raving. "Learn how to park [censored], or pay for your parking" There is a pay lot by the train station. He is right, but if you take the train you to NYC, you know all the spots are gone by 8 AM. Also, I was in a rush so when I parked I did so in a manner that only I could park in that area (normally two cars could do so if i parked correctly). Normally I would move it, but like I said I was in a rush. So I just kept walking/jogging to the train. When I got back my car was keyed up. Now it wasnt too bad and I'm in the process of getting a new car. But still my ego makes me want to get some level of revenge. My question is how to respond? Do I let this slide? Or what do I do in response. Its not the scratch as much as the principal of the sitaution that irratates me. How do I play this? Thanks in Advance... [/ QUOTE ] paging Diablo
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11-10-2005, 01:42 PM
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Re: My car got keyed how should I respond, if at all?
[ QUOTE ]
Here is the deal. Yesterday I was running late to work. I drove and found a street parking spot close to the train station. I just parked it and started power walking when a guy at the house started ranting and raving. "Learn how to park [censored], or pay for your parking" There is a pay lot by the train station. He is right, but if you take the train you to NYC, you know all the spots are gone by 8 AM. Also, I was in a rush so when I parked I did so in a manner that only I could park in that area (normally two cars could do so if i parked correctly). Normally I would move it, but like I said I was in a rush. So I just kept walking/jogging to the train. When I got back my car was keyed up. Now it wasnt too bad and I'm in the process of getting a new car. But still my ego makes me want to get some level of revenge. My question is how to respond? Do I let this slide? Or what do I do in response. Its not the scratch as much as the principal of the sitaution that irratates me. How do I play this? Thanks in Advance... [/ QUOTE ] Go buy heroin from Eric Stoltz. Take Uma Thurman for a burger at Jackrabbit Slim's.
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#4
11-10-2005, 01:43 PM
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Re: My car got keyed how should I respond, if at all?
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Also, I was in a rush so when I parked I did so in a manner that only I could park in that area (normally two cars could do so if i parked correctly). [/ QUOTE ] I hate jerks like you.
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#5
11-10-2005, 01:46 PM
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Re: My car got keyed how should I respond, if at all?
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[ QUOTE ] Also, I was in a rush so when I parked I did so in a manner that only I could park in that area (normally two cars could do so if i parked correctly). [/ QUOTE ] I hate jerks like you. [/ QUOTE ] Understand I live in a small town where parking is not a problem. He could just parked 10 feet from his house instead of right in front. Also, no one is there until 6 ish when people get home and by then I would have already moved. Regardless, poor parking doesnt justify getting my car keyed.
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#6
11-10-2005, 01:44 PM
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Re: My car got keyed how should I respond, if at all?
Learn how to park, or pay for your parking.
You took up 2 spaces, you deserve it.
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#9
11-10-2005, 01:45 PM
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Re: My car got keyed how should I respond, if at all?
Keying somebody's care is not a proper response to this however.
That said, I'm not sure what you can do. You don't know who did it, so short of just blowing up your car in such a way as to revenge at the most people, it seems like your only possible response is to be annoyed, move on, and park less like an ass.
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