TRESPASSING NEIGHBOR PSYCHO KAREN STEALS ELECTRICITY FROM MY HOUSE! I Am the Owner r/EntitledPeople
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- TRESPASSING NEIGHBOR PSYCHO KAREN STEALS ELECTRICITY FROM MY OWN HOUSE! I Am the Owner r/EntitledPeople
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TRESPASSING NEIGHBOR PSYCHO KAREN STEALS ELECTRICITY FROM MY OWN HOUSE! I Am the Owner r/EntitledPeople
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My Dad caught our neighbor with a cord plugged into our house (before cell phones & CCTV). He just unplugged it then walked to the property line, cut the cord AT the property line, and then every 12 inches on our side until he reached the socket. He then dropped the pieces into our neighbor's yard. He never said a word to our neighbor, nor did they say anything to us!
Something similar happened at our mountain cabin back in the 70's. Dad found the neighboring cabin plugged in to our out side outlets. Being an electrician, Dad just rewired the outlet to be 220 instead of the normal 110 and sat back to see what happened. Neighbor came over the next day and asked if we were having issues with our electricity as nothing was working in his cabin . . . wonder why ??
A cousin and her family had a similar issue with water. They had a hookup out in their yard, and another family daily went to her house to steal water. I said steal because they just took it. She would have given it to them if they had asked. They finally had it capped off.
Smaller pieces but we agree😊
I thought the old guy was going to be the thief and have the bar
I remember someone calling me up about a "great" (dogshit) position and saying one of my former bosses said I would love it. When I said I would pass on it for the 40% pay cut, he said we would talk to the person that recommended me and how disappointed he would be. I pointed out I was at my old bosses funeral so good luck. Dude hung up on me.
*That was an awesome old lady!!! Standing up for the cashier and scaring off the mean old man!!! 😁 YOU GO GIRL!!!*
Adam story: A good, quick-thinking officer deescalating the situation and getting potential victims out of the line of possible fire. Well done sir!
Nails story: He needed HELP scanning one package of batteries? Good grief!
Take turns to merge story: RW, people running up to the front of the line to cut-in instead of taking turns merging when they should have is, unfortunately, very common. I'm a retired truck driver. If I had a dime for every time I was cut-off at a merge point when driving a semi, I'd have retired a very wealthy man.
Stealing electricity story: You were much nicer than I would have been. After unplugging the cord from the outlet, I would have cut the cord into several pieces as a warning not to try it again. If they had a legitimate issue, they should have asked permission first, with an offer to pay for the extra electrical usage.
That old lady is the hero we all want
These are the things that the employees want to say but can't without losing their job. We need to say it for them.
Good afternoon everyone and RedWheel 😊
Hope everyone had a great Tuesday 😊
We call it: the zip fastener process. (Das Reißverschlussverfahren)
One car from the right-hand lane and one car from the left-hand lane, always alternating to one lane.
We have a name for it, but it doesn't mean that it works smoothly. Everywhere there are a few people who think they are "special".
I like the idea of a locked outdoor outlet. I would not have talked to them and cut the plug off the extension cord.
had a neighbor tried that crap too. guess they never realized I was an inside wireman at the time. think 3 phase 😂
You gave 'em the full 240 volts?
@@chezsnailez oh yea
Three phase in a residential area? How many houses burned down from the 480 volts? I was an industrial electrician for over 14 years. There is no scenario in the U.S. where there would be a 3 phase connection anywhere near a residential building. That would ensure everything in those buildings connected to the power would burn out and melt down. On 3 phase electricity, even a single wire is 240 volts, two wires are 480 volts. Most household appliances are rated for 120 volts, 140 volts maximum.
@@jammer68 dryers, ovens etc ?
@@jeffreyarnold2626 Dryers, Overs etc. use 240 volts 2 phase. # phase is strictly heavy industrial wiring. On a 3 phase wiring system, each wire carries 240 volts. Any two together makes that 480 volts. They use 3 wires mostly for electric motors as you can control the direction of a motor by swapping two of the wires. That works for 3 phase motors. With a 240 volt 2 phase motor you have to have a starter capacitor to kick it over in the direction you want it to run.
All outdoor outlets should have a switch inside the house. When an extension cord is discovered, unplug it, cut it at the property line, buy and install a replacement socket on the cut end, and you have a free extension cord.
The first story reminds me of a story about a lady whose S/O was on something, taking her and her kids hostage. Though he took her cell phone she convinced him to let her use the pizza hut app to get food for the kids. She managed to slip an S.O.S into the comments. Fortunately they were regular customers, which meant it was taken more seriously. The cops arrived and managed to talk the S/O down peacefully.
First story: Thank God for our first responders that put everything before their own comforts.
2nd story: Elderly does not mean helpless. Way to go grandma!
4th story: That kind of thievery could get someone killed by electrical short - or a fire.
3rd story - the OP was in the wrong. Merge in turn (aka zipper merge) is better for congestion as it uses the road space more efficiently.
True! I know people like to feel superior for getting over right away but on a narrow city street it would be better to fill both lanes up.
Hello everyone and Redwheel I hope everyone is enjoying their day
2-Yeah, love that lady! 3-Nope no such rule. 4-Absolutely call the cops. Why do people always do that? Nothing tricky about it. Call the non-emergency number for the police.
As to the first story thank God she got away from that piece of garbage and he is locked up. As to the second story I would have loved to see the look on that rude persons face when she smtold him to shut the f up. As to rhw thurd story that jerk got his overinflated ego deflated. As to the last story op handled the situation perfectly.
I love the rental car story. Years ago, decades ago to be honest, I was going down the street in front of a shipyard at end of shift time. It was bumper to bumper on the street and this one car kept trying to force his way into traffic. The car in front of me would inch forward, I would inch forward and he would try to force his way in between us to cut in line. As things progressed he finally stuck his nose out in front of my bumper just as I was inching up once more and I crunched him.
Now it was at minimal speed and I just gave him a small dent in his fender. He jumped out and started yelling about all kinds of foolishness. He was going to get the cops, etc. I simply pointed to the cop just up the street and said "There's one right there, go get him and I'll laugh while he cites you for failure to yield right of way". He got back in his car and I went on my merry way, no damage to the bumper on my newish ('87 F-150) truck. They made bumpers out of fairly heavy steel back then...
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That old lady was great! I had something similar where after being scolded and berated for taking too long on ordering an item for a lady (It was like 2 minutes) and she stormed off, an old man waiting his turn patiently for help apologized profusely on her behalf. He didn't even know her. Dude was just saying sorry that I had to deal with her
For the store story, I thought the guy did a price switch and was caught
That's exactly what I thought! Someone did a switch, that's for sure! 🤔🙄🤷
This was one of the best series I have heard!!!
Go Adam
There are some heroes out there and kind people! Great stories! Thank you for sharing! Catch you again in the morning!
in the last story: easier solution: find the breaker that goes to that outlet and turn it off.
The only problem with that is that in most houses, a single breaker is connected to several outlets and / or light fixtures. That means if they turn off that outlet,they would probably turn of 2-3 others they want to use that's inside the home.
I would have unplugged the extension cord
A long extension cord is pretty much limited to 1500 watts, unless you spend some significant money. So...... While it's an issue, they can't take too much juice all at once. Sure, that could be 1,000 kWh per month, so be vigilant.
That last story about the "Kilowatt Bandits" with the extension cord plugged into your outlet, I would have done it a lot different. Understand that I've worked power plants for my whole adult life so dealing with electricity is NBD for me. I would have rigged a jumper to the 220 line with a 110 outlet and plugged them into that. It would likely fry whatever they had on the other end but what were they going to do about it? Admit to utility theft?
Well till staff did save them having overpaid for the nails. So would have a delay either way and this way never paid more than they thought.
It’s over Karen! I have the high ground!
My next door neighbor gets their power from a different power company than I do and one winter we lost power and without power the furnace won't run so asked my neighbor if I could run an extension cord to run my furnace. Being on good terms with my neighbor he had no issues with that. Power was restored about 18 hours later.
You asked. These people didn't.
Red!!!!!! Love the vids!
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I was it Califorina last week, I will never drive there. I'm a good driver but not that good lol.
Last story, if they were home owners, why did they have a landlord?
It's called a zipper merge
I thought that was when you catch your dingaling in the zipper on your trousers!
I have two outdoor sockets one on my porch and one on the back of my garage they both have an isolatopn switch on the inside of the property.
first one good thing that the husband was a complete moron. and the wife was so quick thinking that could have gone realy bad. and the guy might very well still be in jail for attempted murder on a police officer and whatever his other crimes was. (why husband was a complete moron? going to a store when just shot a police officer)
To be fair, the hose head would be able to blend in with the crowd better...
I’m grateful the wife and child was safe! 😮💨❤️
The "old lady" reminded me of my maternal grandmother who was very similar to the old lady. I miss her very much!
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If the op could have avoided the accident and didn't on purpose, then they are liable.
True, but that can be hard to prove in court...how can you prove that OP actually noticed the idiot trying to Illegally force their way into traffic, how can you prove which way OP's eyes were looking in the moments before impact?
@@HappilyHomicidalHooligan It would take a traffic cam video imo.
@@frozencanary4522 Only if that cam clearly showed the Driver's face...not all of them do...
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Woman and diogo at vet....
Why don't you find that story and read it to us....I know that it is a new story and not redit, but that is fine.
I had a house do that to me, running a wire to my outlet. I sent 220 over it :) they did not do that again lol
You need to be careful doing that...
If you running twice the expected Voltage down the wire to their equipment hurts someone or damages something, YOU can be held Criminally Liable for the damage and/or injury...
It doesn't matter that they were stealing electricity from you, you deliberately tried to cause harm so they get dinged for Theft of Services and you get hammered for Criminal Negligence, Destruction of Property (if the 220V damaged something) and/or Assault Causing Bodily harm/Manslaughter if the device hurt or killed someone when the 220V hit it...
Better to just call the Police and show them the extension cord and tell them you want to Press Criminal Trespassing and Theft of Services Charges against whomever the cord leads to and let them deal with it...
@HappilyHomicidalHooligan Pretty much every house in the U.S. use the same wires for both 120 and 240 volts. If you ever do any wiring, there isn't any difference between the wiring of an electric dryer or stove and a 120 volt light socket or plugin. The reason for this is, it's much simpler to buy one type of wire and use it for the entire home than buying 2-3different types and run each type to specific places. That means, if you know how, you can rewire a plugin to have a 220 volt output with the same 120 volt wires. The biggest issue would be that usually there are multiple outlets on a single circuit and you could be sending 240 volts to your TV or PC and burn them out as well.
@@jammer68 I'm an Electrician, I'm aware that the wires themselves are rated for 240V, my comment was referring to what the 240V you send down the wire hits when it reaches the receptacle at the other end...
The WIRES may not care if they're carrying 120 or 240V, but the toaster, hairdryer, light bulb, clock etc. PLUGGED INTO the wires sure as heck will care...
The actual law is merging lanes must yield. No one lane than the other lane, Bs, that was made up by idiots that can't get over before their lane ends. You are merging. You are responsible for merging legally by doing it early and when allowed.
The last story:: Temporarily rewire that outlet so that it sends 240 volts of electricity to that house, smoking everything that is hooked up to that extension cord.
Not really a good idea. You don't KNOW if that wiring could handle that without overheating and causing a house fire, YOUR house.
My neighbor supplied my with water when there was a problem with the line to main.
Short explanation: turn off the valve to the street.
Hook up a line to an outside faucet Turn on the outside faucet.
Water fills the in house pipes Even backfills the hot water.
Several years later I did the sharing to a new neighbor who bought his house
BUT THERE WAS NO STEALING. Like the electricity story.
Had to do that when our water line got broken right a the wall.
Had to snake a couple hoses together along with a washer hose to connect to an abandoned apartment building whose water was still on.
@@chezsnailez YES! Forgot to mention the washer hookup hose. He was a good neighbor.
I really don't understand your last comment... "if it was a homeless guy charging his phone you'd overlook it" the priorities in this country are so F-ed up !!! How the hell can you afford a phone and be homeless??? most phones are around $1000 not to mention price of a monthly plan, AND I've never been able to get a phone without an address ????
You can buy temporary phones, they're usually referred to as burner phones, and you don't need an address just cash.
The government provides homeless with phones also there are so many working homeless. It's too expensive for them to afford a place to rent
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