I've heard the Dave the car theif story a few times now, the whole story is better. Basically, Dave did turn his life around and became a better brother which caused friction with their dad. OP had to go no contact with them and had to be begged into meeting up in a public place where a loud arguement ensued. As they were leaving a stranger who had heard the whole thing called the dad a narcissist, the dad assaulted him so badly he was hospitalised. The OP encouraged the stranger to press charges.
RedWheel has been repeating a lot of old stories lately. He's got at least 4 different channels, so it's not surprising that he gets a bit forgetful. I've heard him tell the Dave story 3 times now from this channel.
When you're the entitled golden child, after you turn 18 mommy and daddy can no longer help you. You become responsible for your own actions including DUI, car theft, driving w/o license. All your parents can do is spend a lot of money on an attorney and HOPE he can do something.
Last story, op should either have the ignition and door locks rekeyed or have a hidden kill switch installed to prevent someone "borrowing " the car again. At this point even if the brother promised not to do it again I wouldn't trust him as far as I could throw him with my pinky!!!!!
I did wonder when the OP said about the keys being "common" why he didn't swap out the lock set to prevent the universal key being used again, rather than the tracker (or even both). I mean, it's all well and good knowing where it is, but surely it's better to stop it being so easily taken in the first place?
tell your brother dave that he has driven three cars into the ground and the last one you drove into a pole my car is off limits and if you need to get to work he better use pat and bend - PAT THEM FEET AND BEND THEM KNEES and tell your parents NOT NO BUT HELL NO
theft is theft. even if its by family and they will come back. if you take something even to just borrow without permission. its stealing especially when warned twice.
Dave got lucky. Im sure if the cops werent buddies with the uncle. he couldve easily been arrested for: -car theft -dui -driving without a license Im sure not huge jail sentence. at least probation with community service. and OP's parents mightve been arrested for lying to police on top of a fine.
They didn't do Dave any favors! When I was 21, I got pulled over at night because I didn't use my turn signal when turning on a deserted road with no one behind me. I was leaving my brother's house, where I had two beers and a few puffs off a joint. I insisted on a blood test, because I knew they only checked for alcohol, and I knew I'd be under the limit. The cop conveniently misplaced the results, but I was convicted in a jury trial anyway, even though the cop had the make, model, and color of my car wrong. I was just glad they didn't know I had smoked cannabis, because in 1982 Texas, that could send one to prison! My dad didn't bail me out, I had to spend a little over 24 hours in a cell before I was released. My dad was RIGHT! I learned my lesson, never drove under the influence again, never got arrested again either! I'm 61 now, and I'm grateful that I had parents who would always yank a knot in my tail when I was screwing up.
Yeah, I doubt Dave actually learned his lesson, his parents OBVIOUSLY didn't. All three of them should have spent some time in Prison. Edit: Though I do supposed Dave actually did turn his life around. I don't know
I drive a taxi for a living. I LOVED my old decommissioned Police Car ... It had a split bench in the front. so I could legally take 5 Passengers. Winter "Movie Corner"s were AWESOME.
Funny how some parents, usually mother's favor at least one son because they are manipulative. No matter how bad it got, he always got away with it. My brother sold a radio to my Mum that she had already gifted to him before. I asked why she would pay for the same crappy radio twice. A couple of years later he tried to sell a TV she had paid for back to her. Thus time I stopped her, convincing her I do not understand why she is paying twice for the same TV. Let him borrow the money and pay it back. Put it in writing. I was not privvy to what came next, but there was a lot of emotional blackmail that mum did not deserve.
that last one makes me mad as a similar thing happened to me I was visiting my brother on the other end of the USA when my dad called me and told me my car got hit. I was like how did that happen I had it parked in the driveway, well his cousin came to visit for a week and needed a way to get around and visit other relatives so he gave her the keys to my car (a 7 year old Monte Carlo) to drive. Normally if I was in town I would let her use it if they asked as long as I still had it for going to work. well she parked it on the street and some kid sideswiped it with a bike butting a deep scratch into the fender but since they did not know who did it they had no way to get the $$$ to fix it. Of course I get annoyed as I was like she did not have my permission if they would have called and said hey can cousin use your car for a day or 2 I would have been fine the fact that they said 'here he is not using it' made me mad. So next year when I went out of town I parked my next car in the garage and said NOBODY drives my car (a 5 year old low mileage Mustang). but me.
@@miguelruiz4613 Easier battery power kill switch on the ignition switch there's no power to the ignition it won't start simple unlited toggle in a fun hidden place of course
@@EDV8ZR1 well in all the times I ever was out of town that was the ONLY time that this ever happened plus when I had the Mustang I did not leave the keys around I had them in an secure place
That cousin in the first story is definitely a lazy drug addict. Having a total of 5 kids from who knows how many men but doesn't work and DHS has to take them away says that she needs to be permanently sterilized so that she never brings unwanted children into the world. She more than likely used them for state welfare benefits to feed her drug habit. I hope I wasn't too vague or unclear in my feelings about that.
@@luciferpetrenkoff5040 coddled or sheltered I say both and yet the parents were willing to throw op in jail or have a contempt charge on them to get what they want
Good morning RW, your last story, crown vicks are my favorite car, Im going to tell my age, but I had one when I was a teenager, wish I still had it. You have a good day, and to all who are reading!
I wish I could find one of those decommissioned cop cars! I live off-grid down 3 miles of rough dirt road. Even though I drive very slowly, like 4 mph on that road, over time it ruins shocks, tires, and suspension of lesser cars. Cop cars have beefy suspensions and have been well-maintained. My uncle had a 1957 Crown Vic, red and white with custom upholstery. That was car was gorgeous! I'm glad his son got it after he passed. He truly loved that car, and I hope he still drives it. In the late 1980's, I bought an ex-cop car for $200. It was a 1965 Plymouth Fury with a 283, 4 barrel carb with dual exhaust. Best car I ever owned! It had torsion bar suspension, so it felt like it floated down the road, especially at 70-80 mph. I got pulled over by a young cop who clocked me at 90 mph once, but he let me go because he thought his radar needed calibration since "that old heap" couldn't possibly go that fast! Of course, I agreed and told him the car previously belonged to my friend's grandma. That was true, but I guess the cop never heard the song about the little ol' lady from Pasadena! 👵🚔 My ex made me sell that car because it got too much attention. I've always regretted letting her go. However, a few years ago, the guy who bought my car found me on Facebook. He bought my car to restore the engine and use it for dirt track racing! The body ended up getting wrecked, but he pulled the engine and put it in a different car, and is still racing with it. That made me so happy! Every time I hear the Neil Young song, "Long May You Run", I think of her, and her "chrome heart shining, in the sun..." 🥲
@@lorettaross2007 What a car! I can understand why it's your favorite. Remember when Fords were so stylish they gave pedestrians whiplash? If I was rich, I'd buy a Ford T-Bird, something between 1960-1963. I know everyone thinks the 1957 was the best, but I just love the in-your-face boldness of those years, nothing else quite like it.
I've never seen a cup holder deep enough to "swallow" the entire cup. This person was just an idiot who has a bad habit of picking the cup up by the lid. I also think she's lying about the cup "collapsing". She just accidently popped the lid off and spilled it. 100% her fault.
you can buy literal skeleton/master keys online, people don't give a darn if they can profit, wanna see their faces when their own homes get broken into due to them giving thieves a way in.
You go uncle, helping out the good nephew, the bad nephew sounds like a real d?#*. I can only imagine how angry good nephew was and probably still a little angry even today. I bet. Neither uncle or good nephew trust bad nephew today and jn the near future. Trust will take a long time to get back. I really hope bad nephew learned his lesson, the best thing bad nephew can do is out of the blind patents home so he can learn some responsibility mature up some. And hope he doesn't breed another idiot like himself. No woman will stand or stay with a jerk like that. Not a real mature responsible woman any way.
I've heard the Dave the car theif story a few times now, the whole story is better. Basically, Dave did turn his life around and became a better brother which caused friction with their dad. OP had to go no contact with them and had to be begged into meeting up in a public place where a loud arguement ensued. As they were leaving a stranger who had heard the whole thing called the dad a narcissist, the dad assaulted him so badly he was hospitalised. The OP encouraged the stranger to press charges.
So the dad is the problem huh.
RedWheel has been repeating a lot of old stories lately. He's got at least 4 different channels, so it's not surprising that he gets a bit forgetful. I've heard him tell the Dave story 3 times now from this channel.
@@joshshields9229 What are his other channel names?
Should have arrested the parents too for lying to police. A 3 for 1 Christmas deal.
Im sure if asked why dont the parents lend Dave a car theyll say:
"What are you crazy. He's wrecked his last two"
When you're the entitled golden child, after you turn 18 mommy and daddy can no longer help you. You become responsible for your own actions including DUI, car theft, driving w/o license. All your parents can do is spend a lot of money on an attorney and HOPE he can do something.
Last story, op should either have the ignition and door locks rekeyed or have a hidden kill switch installed to prevent someone "borrowing " the car again. At this point even if the brother promised not to do it again I wouldn't trust him as far as I could throw him with my pinky!!!!!
I did wonder when the OP said about the keys being "common" why he didn't swap out the lock set to prevent the universal key being used again, rather than the tracker (or even both). I mean, it's all well and good knowing where it is, but surely it's better to stop it being so easily taken in the first place?
tell your brother dave that he has driven three cars into the ground and the last one you drove into a pole my car is off limits and if you need to get to work he better use pat and bend - PAT THEM FEET AND BEND THEM KNEES and tell your parents NOT NO BUT HELL NO
theft is theft. even if its by family and they will come back. if you take something even to just borrow without permission. its stealing especially when warned twice.
Dave got lucky. Im sure if the cops werent buddies with the uncle. he couldve easily been arrested for:
-car theft
-dui
-driving without a license
Im sure not huge jail sentence. at least probation with community service.
and OP's parents mightve been arrested for lying to police on top of a fine.
They didn't do Dave any favors! When I was 21, I got pulled over at night because I didn't use my turn signal when turning on a deserted road with no one behind me. I was leaving my brother's house, where I had two beers and a few puffs off a joint. I insisted on a blood test, because I knew they only checked for alcohol, and I knew I'd be under the limit. The cop conveniently misplaced the results, but I was convicted in a jury trial anyway, even though the cop had the make, model, and color of my car wrong. I was just glad they didn't know I had smoked cannabis, because in 1982 Texas, that could send one to prison!
My dad didn't bail me out, I had to spend a little over 24 hours in a cell before I was released. My dad was RIGHT! I learned my lesson, never drove under the influence again, never got arrested again either! I'm 61 now, and I'm grateful that I had parents who would always yank a knot in my tail when I was screwing up.
That last one I’d have strongly suggested that my parents should also get arrested for lying to the cops knowing he does this on a regular basis.
100%
"I've learned a lesson I will not soon forget" Yeah, right, or until he gets drunk again and wants some wheels. Mommas' golden child gets his way
Car story: those parents are enabling a-holes. Dave got off the DUI but deserved it entirely. Next time some innocent person may not be so lucky
Dave the chronic car borrower was LUCKY that he did not go to prison for grand theft auto. Did he learn his lesson? I hope so.
Yeah, I doubt Dave actually learned his lesson, his parents OBVIOUSLY didn't. All three of them should have spent some time in Prison. Edit: Though I do supposed Dave actually did turn his life around. I don't know
I drive a taxi for a living. I LOVED my old decommissioned Police Car ... It had a split bench in the front. so I could legally take 5 Passengers. Winter "Movie Corner"s were AWESOME.
Sounds like this guys parents are the reason he's such a sorry kid.
Funny how some parents, usually mother's favor at least one son because they are manipulative. No matter how bad it got, he always got away with it.
My brother sold a radio to my Mum that she had already gifted to him before. I asked why she would pay for the same crappy radio twice.
A couple of years later he tried to sell a TV she had paid for back to her.
Thus time I stopped her, convincing her I do not understand why she is paying twice for the same TV.
Let him borrow the money and pay it back. Put it in writing. I was not privvy to what came next, but there was a lot of emotional blackmail that mum did not deserve.
The coffee cup one. Sounded like it was very respectful response.
Dave needs to be thankful. DUI, stolen car, revoked license. He could have had many months, tens of thousands of $$$
When you get a coffee who in there right mind would hold it by the lid,
that last one makes me mad as a similar thing happened to me I was visiting my brother on the other end of the USA when my dad called me and told me my car got hit. I was like how did that happen I had it parked in the driveway, well his cousin came to visit for a week and needed a way to get around and visit other relatives so he gave her the keys to my car (a 7 year old Monte Carlo) to drive. Normally if I was in town I would let her use it if they asked as long as I still had it for going to work. well she parked it on the street and some kid sideswiped it with a bike butting a deep scratch into the fender but since they did not know who did it they had no way to get the $$$ to fix it. Of course I get annoyed as I was like she did not have my permission if they would have called and said hey can cousin use your car for a day or 2 I would have been fine the fact that they said 'here he is not using it' made me mad. So next year when I went out of town I parked my next car in the garage and said NOBODY drives my car (a 5 year old low mileage Mustang). but me.
Take off the spark plugs dude
@@miguelruiz4613 Easier battery power kill switch on the ignition switch there's no power to the ignition it won't start simple unlited toggle in a fun hidden place of course
@@EDV8ZR1 well in all the times I ever was out of town that was the ONLY time that this ever happened plus when I had the Mustang I did not leave the keys around I had them in an secure place
I thought the OP in the second story was going to recommend the customer contact their car's
manufacturer and tell them to reengineer the cup holder.
Happy Sunday RedWheel hope you are well. Thanks for sharing. Please stay safe.🏴😷😁👍. Have a great day and a wonderful week ahead everyone
Enjoy your day 🤗
Last story's Uncle was a better parent than the parents.
That cousin in the first story is definitely a lazy drug addict. Having a total of 5 kids from who knows how many men but doesn't work and DHS has to take them away says that she needs to be permanently sterilized so that she never brings unwanted children into the world. She more than likely used them for state welfare benefits to feed her drug habit. I hope I wasn't too vague or unclear in my feelings about that.
The parents in that car story are despicable!
Gee I wonder where that brother gets the entitlement from I say sarcastically
@@luciferpetrenkoff5040 coddled or sheltered I say both and yet the parents were willing to throw op in jail or have a contempt charge on them to get what they want
*Last Story:* I wouldn't be surprised in the least if OP went no-contact after that happened.
Good Morning RedWheel hope your weekend was good 👍
Good Morning and have a wonderful Sunday everyone 👋🤗
@@luciferpetrenkoff5040 Enjoy your day 🤗
I've learned that drunk drivers never learn because they end up getting caught anyway.
Dave will never learn his lesson..
Hey Redwheel, don't have a good day, Have a Great Day ;)
@@luciferpetrenkoff5040 Ryan Reynolds. Funny actor. He'd fit right in if they ever did a police academy reboot.
Put a warning label on the cup. Caution: if pulled up by the lid cup may collapse.
Make cups from hemp they are stronger.
All paper that can should be made from help. Saves trees, gives tobacco farmers a crop to make money off without poisoning people.
Good morning RW, your last story, crown vicks are my favorite car, Im going to tell my age, but I had one when I was a teenager, wish I still had it. You have a good day, and to all who are reading!
I wish I could find one of those decommissioned cop cars! I live off-grid down 3 miles of rough dirt road. Even though I drive very slowly, like 4 mph on that road, over time it ruins shocks, tires, and suspension of lesser cars. Cop cars have beefy suspensions and have been well-maintained.
My uncle had a 1957 Crown Vic, red and white with custom upholstery. That was car was gorgeous! I'm glad his son got it after he passed. He truly loved that car, and I hope he still drives it.
In the late 1980's, I bought an ex-cop car for $200. It was a 1965 Plymouth Fury with a 283, 4 barrel carb with dual exhaust. Best car I ever owned! It had torsion bar suspension, so it felt like it floated down the road, especially at 70-80 mph.
I got pulled over by a young cop who clocked me at 90 mph once, but he let me go because he thought his radar needed calibration since "that old heap" couldn't possibly go that fast! Of course, I agreed and told him the car previously belonged to my friend's grandma. That was true, but I guess the cop never heard the song about the little ol' lady from Pasadena!
👵🚔
My ex made me sell that car because it got too much attention. I've always regretted letting her go. However, a few years ago, the guy who bought my car found me on Facebook. He bought my car to restore the engine and use it for dirt track racing! The body ended up getting wrecked, but he pulled the engine and put it in a different car, and is still racing with it. That made me so happy! Every time I hear the Neil Young song, "Long May You Run", I think of her, and her "chrome heart shining, in the sun..." 🥲
@@LazyIRanch Yesterday there was a white one on Barret- Jackson, went for 30k, mine was a 56.
@@lorettaross2007 What a car! I can understand why it's your favorite. Remember when Fords were so stylish they gave pedestrians whiplash?
If I was rich, I'd buy a Ford T-Bird, something between 1960-1963. I know everyone thinks the 1957 was the best, but I just love the in-your-face boldness of those years, nothing else quite like it.
The one about the coffee
cup was dumb. Really dumb.
Good morning RedWheel
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Why wouldn't you have drinked all the coffee and then look underneath the cup?
I've never seen a cup holder deep enough to "swallow" the entire cup. This person was just an idiot who has a bad habit of picking the cup up by the lid. I also think she's lying about the cup "collapsing". She just accidently popped the lid off and spilled it. 100% her fault.
You can buy cop car keys online?
you can buy literal skeleton/master keys online, people don't give a darn if they can profit, wanna see their faces when their own homes get broken into due to them giving thieves a way in.
You go uncle, helping out the good nephew, the bad nephew sounds like a real d?#*. I can only imagine how angry good nephew was and probably still a little angry even today. I bet. Neither uncle or good nephew trust bad nephew today and jn the near future. Trust will take a long time to get back. I really hope bad nephew learned his lesson, the best thing bad nephew can do is out of the blind patents home so he can learn some responsibility mature up some. And hope he doesn't breed another idiot like himself. No woman will stand or stay with a jerk like that. Not a real mature responsible woman any way.
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Hello friend, thanks for the awesome stories today RedWhell!!!!