Rental house guy has an obligation to make sure the AC works, with, or without having "enough money"... but how someone thought they could simply steal a home (some sort of portable, obviously) is beyond me.
@@AllenAkiyamaTrue. My aunt did this with her house. They actually had to cut a bedroom off and move it in two pieces and join them back together. You can see a strip in the hardwood floor where all of the horizontal slats have one uniform line all the way across the room.
I should think having an AC unit not working in January would not be a problem. Unless of course they're southern of the equator, where the seasons are flipped.
In the US it depends on the state. I rent in Oklahoma and my AC has been completely out for about 3 years now. Landlord is not required by law to fix it.
If your kid is getting bullied on a school bus call the bus company and have them pull the recordings. They’ll show the school and the school will take action if you insist because they are legally required to address bullying.
Retired Canadian doc here. The sick note thing is a real pain here. It uses taxpayer money (the government pays doctors) to, essentially police business practices, takes up clinic time, and, if you habe a cold, it serves no purpose. There's no test for a cold. When I was still in practice, GPs in my province decided that we'd send the bill for those vists to the employer instead of sending the bill to the government. There's no provision for that, so it caused a bit of a stir and drew attention to the issue.
Security guard story most people don't think as the respect authority but truthfully in most security guards are civilians and placing their hands upon someone qualifies as assault. When I worked as security we were told not to touch people for that very reason
Well, the thing that destroyed his business was the name was out in the court documents, so his business basically vanished overnight, as the first thing coming up would be the court case, and thus no new clients, and no return business as well. He would have had to move a few states over, change company name, and start all over again to get clients, and as his name was likely in there as well, it would be hard to get clients as well.
@@SeanBZA It sounds like that story took place in Australia, considering January being hot. (Or it was fiction which was set in Australia - either could be true). Australian companies have been incorporated nationally since 1991 onward, so closing down a company and starting a new one leaves a national record of who used to own what companies. It's called a "historical search" of the records, and it can be done by company (to see who was "in" a company) or by a person's name (to see what companies the person has been or is currently "in"). How do I know this? I used to work for the government regulator.
I have every sympathy for the security guard. He may have got the wrong wristband color information, but I wouldn’t blame him for his actions. How many RUclipsrs have you seen try and sneak into restricted areas in shows, festivals, events, using nothing but their confidence. Well done Security Guard for challenging OP.
I completely agree. Personally, I think he was assigned last second to this show and wasn’t given all relevant information. Could be wrong, but if I was in his position, I’d probably would’ve done the same as him.
I had pneumonia. My boss said "come in tomorrow or you're fired". I was naive enough to go in. If it happened later, I would either call H.R. or report to H.R. first thing in the morning to complain about risking the entire open plan call center. If it happened now, I would refuse until emailed a response to my list of requirements for working there without endangering my coworkers.
The guy probably thought that if the homeowner didn't investigate for a long enough time, then he (or his son) could claim that there never was a house at the old location. I'm not saying that this was smart thinking, mind you. Delusional is more like it.
The bus story reminds me of all those videos I've seen of kids having to walk to school with their parents behind them and their car. Wish I wish that was the case whenever they did do anything like that on the bus with these two little turds.
2:26 whenever a manager or your boss tells you that you need to get a sick note, ask them how to submit the invoice for the doctor's appointment. If the company is requiring you to go to the doctor in order to prove that you are sick then they are responsible for the cost of the appointment. Managers and supervisors change their tune very quickly once they realize that if they are requiring you to go to a doctor's appointment, then the company is responsible for whatever that appointment cost and your gas to get to and from the appointment.
Sick note: About 1989 while I was stationed at Naval Air Station Point Mugu, working in the barracks, I got sick and went to sick call. I was given a slip from the doctor and went back to the office. When I got there the chief was outside talking with a sailor. I told him the results and was told to place the slip in the outdoor ashtray so that he could read it and go home. The chief read the slip and burned it without touching it. I had Chicken Pox, sure didn’t want that going through the barracks.
At some point you have to wonder why the Dad from the stolen house story thought any of that wouldn’t backfire horrendously. The fact he stole someone’s property alone was never going to end well, but now he’s effectively red marked to the locals from all the negative PR, he’s out thousands in compensation, because that wouldn’t be cheap, and has lost a lot of credibility as an honest business man, if he has any, by pulling an illegal stunt.
As far as being bullied... "Sticks and stones" is a real thing. No, really. Words are just that - words. Words can indeed hurt, and can help. Words convey thoughts - that's how most of humanity communicates. But they _are_ just words. I was young once, and rotund. Barely taller than my diameter for the better part of my childhood. I was bullied, both physically and verbally. And yes, it hurt. My father passed away when I was young and so I spent a lot of time with my mother's parents. One time, after something happened - I don't recall just what - I was at my grandparents' house and talking with my grandpa out in the garage as he puttered with something. Probably a lawnmower as he tended the lawn at the local church and a few other places as retirement income. He listened intently as he worked to my sobbing and grousing... Being as how both sides of my family had long been in the area, he knew quite well most of the names of the other students in my school, their parents, probably even many of the grandparents that were his age. Then, after I got done sobbing, he asked me one very important question. "Why do you even _care_ what they think? You know who you are. You know what you know. You know where you came from, and whose family you belong to. It's a lot easier to stop caring what other people think - especially people that don't like you - than to change their minds. They'll either learn or they won't..." Moral of that story is.... some people are just a-holes. You have better things to spend your time on than caring about the opinions of idiots and a**holes. So at the ripe old age of 8 I learned not to give a sh*t about idiots and a**holes. More people should learn that, at any age. And boy are there lots of idiots and a-holes out there anymore - usually screaming about something rather than making cognizant sense.
heat about a cup of natural apple juice with a small amount of cayenne pepper and 1/4 teaspoon of cinnamon when your throat is really sore. it really works
"We don't believe or trust you but we believe and trust the signature of an arbitrary medical professional..." YES!!! Anyone that has worked management or even middle-management for anything resembling a workforce has known, forever, that there are a whole crapload of people who will show up for work late, or not even call in at all, claiming illness. Especially if that illness is on a Monday that involved massive amounts of alcohol Sunday evening. Then there's the middle-of-the-week illnesses that occur when something better is going on like some sports event or family matter, or end-of-the-week "illnesses" that provide for a long weekend. Thus the importance of a doctor's note. And it's only fair that such rules apply to everyone, even if you're rarely if ever ill as there are fellow co-workers who will take every funny-smelling-fart or "I sneezed!" opportunity to avail themselves of not working. Welcome to the issue of human nature. Oh, and... yeah. If your co-workers depend on you being there as part of a cohesive work effort, unless some body part is falling off or you're squirting fluid out of every bodily orifice, do your best to be there so they're not picking up slack for you. That's part of being employed as a responsible adult. "I don't wanna" is something that's supposed to go out the window when you reach double-digit ages, even if you "don't feel like it."
Doctor's Note Story: OP should call the State Department of Labor and ask them what the State LAW regarding Sick Leave and when you need a Doctor's Note... I suspect OP's Companies Policy violates that State Law...
Haul someone's entire house away because you're upset? Seriously, in what universe was that going to go unnoticed or unchallenged. The guy's lucky he didn't wind up as someone's boy-toy in prison.
Being forced to get a doctor's note, even when you're prepared to work at home when you ill! I would have got the note and told them to stuff working until I was 100% fit.
I had surgery on my big toe and I had to wear gym shoes for 8 weeks while healing because my gym shoes were loose than my work shoes. The doctor obviously gave me a note and I was very smart and made several copies of it before I gave it to my boss, because the office manager started to complain about me wearing gym shoes in the 6th week. I produced a copy of the note but in the 7th week the office manager went to the owner and I was forced to wear work shoes. When I went to the doctor for the final follow up the week of wearing heals had damaged my toe so badly that he had to do an even more complicated surgery to fix the damage and he put me in a cast for the now 12 weeks and 2 surgeries I would need to go through and he personally called the owner and office manager and read them the riot act.
The age old battle between security and stage crew..one of my regular venues has started experimenting with a cheaper security. It isnt going well. Ive been working this place since day one, and always show up before the rest of my crew. At the gates, security decides not to let me in because "i dont have a pass" (ive recieved exactly two passes in 13 years) and cannot come in. They get cops, who are ALSO new, for backup. They then ask whats the gate code? Oh, sure..here it is. This led them into furious conversation as to HOW i had the codes, all while I have the head of the venue on the phone laughing his ass off. They finally let me in whennthe cops peeled out. For the record, I have the codes for almost every lock in the place..the joys of management
I call BS on the house moving story. That is WAY...WAY...WAY across the line for MANDATORY felony charges and arrests.....and the idea that such a business owner would risk his entire fortune, his company, and his freedom is preposterous. This wouldn't happen anyplace, in any city, in any state in the US. Make up something believable next time. (for you doubters: 18 U.S. Code Chapter 113 - STOLEN PROPERTY, 18 U.S. Code § 2314 - Transportation of stolen goods, securities, moneys). ....And let's not even get started on several hundred contravened city regulations. The bottom line is: who thinks such a business owner wouldn't have a lawyer to slap him in the head just for mentioning an act like this?
Last story, so it's not a house, it's a trailer. And it sounds like a shitty landlord. The job of a landlord, is to have the money prepared for incidentals like this. It sounds like the landlord in the last story is the exact stereotype of a landlord that drives the landlord hate. A moron who just thought it was free money. A landlord has tremendous responsibility, which is overlooked by the current younger generation of tent
@@deantodd8103 Such an effort would require far greater effort than that schmuck could muster due to disconnection of utilities, trailers on the other hand are more suited to be able to be generally disconnected. Also disconnecting an actual HOUSE from its foundation is not an undertaking that some drunk could do.
@@deantodd8103 I didn't miss that part, but I also have worked construction and know what goes into constructing an actual house, versus a trailer or prefab doublewide. And by effect, I know what would go into taking that off its foundation.
Considering just how much Regulatory Oversight there is in moving very large and/or heavy loads, Idiot Dad is going to be lucky to keep his Business after Illegally moving a home because he either failed to get the 4 Permits (MINIMUM) needed (Overheight, Overwidth, Overlength and Overweight) to move a home or he did get them by Forging the paperwork that showed the Owner of the Property/Home hired his Company to move the building... Both are VERY Serious Violations and can (and likely will) cause the Government to Revoke his Operating License which means he is Out Of Business...PERMANENTLY!!! because once your Licenses are revoked by the State/Federal Government, it's almost impossible to get them back...
HOLY FUCK.. The father stole ops house just because of offered a solution of 4 months prepaid rent to replace the ac... that's a good deal if you can afford it. He'll if I could afford it I'd pay 4 months pregnant paid just so I could put that 675 into savings and leave it there.
Bullies are cowards. I was bullied @ school 'cos of a Disability. I was so Mentally & Physically out of it, that by 15yrs, I attacked them with a shovel. Luckily I was stopped. Don't accept it. REPORT IT! My folks? "He's gotta learn to look after himself" . B.S. big time. Still affects me now. I'm 71 but still...,.,If you give me s**t I'll throw it right back in your face.
Rental house guy has an obligation to make sure the AC works, with, or without having "enough money"... but how someone thought they could simply steal a home (some sort of portable, obviously) is beyond me.
Actually it doesn't even have to be portable. They can lift normal houses straight off the foundation and relocate them
@@AllenAkiyamaTrue. My aunt did this with her house. They actually had to cut a bedroom off and move it in two pieces and join them back together. You can see a strip in the hardwood floor where all of the horizontal slats have one uniform line all the way across the room.
My church was relocated many years ago, not sure how many it was. It may have been more than 100 years!
I should think having an AC unit not working in January would not be a problem. Unless of course they're southern of the equator, where the seasons are flipped.
In the US it depends on the state. I rent in Oklahoma and my AC has been completely out for about 3 years now. Landlord is not required by law to fix it.
Grand Theft Residential...
Going to the police to report a stolen house,I would have loved to see the look on the cop's face and probably an added " you want to a stolen what?".
I teared up at the Mom taking care of her daughter who was being bullied at the bus stop, what a woman!
If your kid is getting bullied on a school bus call the bus company and have them pull the recordings. They’ll show the school and the school will take action if you insist because they are legally required to address bullying.
Retired Canadian doc here. The sick note thing is a real pain here. It uses taxpayer money (the government pays doctors) to, essentially police business practices, takes up clinic time, and, if you habe a cold, it serves no purpose. There's no test for a cold. When I was still in practice, GPs in my province decided that we'd send the bill for those vists to the employer instead of sending the bill to the government. There's no provision for that, so it caused a bit of a stir and drew attention to the issue.
Security guard story most people don't think as the respect authority but truthfully in most security guards are civilians and placing their hands upon someone qualifies as assault. When I worked as security we were told not to touch people for that very reason
On the last story, sounds like the father should have gotten Jail Time also.
Well, the thing that destroyed his business was the name was out in the court documents, so his business basically vanished overnight, as the first thing coming up would be the court case, and thus no new clients, and no return business as well. He would have had to move a few states over, change company name, and start all over again to get clients, and as his name was likely in there as well, it would be hard to get clients as well.
@@SeanBZA It sounds like that story took place in Australia, considering January being hot. (Or it was fiction which was set in Australia - either could be true). Australian companies have been incorporated nationally since 1991 onward, so closing down a company and starting a new one leaves a national record of who used to own what companies. It's called a "historical search" of the records, and it can be done by company (to see who was "in" a company) or by a person's name (to see what companies the person has been or is currently "in").
How do I know this? I used to work for the government regulator.
Stole a house huh? What an expensive bit of idiocy.
The damn contractor should have gone to jail. I mean, come on, he stold a house.
I have every sympathy for the security guard. He may have got the wrong wristband color information, but I wouldn’t blame him for his actions. How many RUclipsrs have you seen try and sneak into restricted areas in shows, festivals, events, using nothing but their confidence. Well done Security Guard for challenging OP.
I completely agree. Personally, I think he was assigned last second to this show and wasn’t given all relevant information. Could be wrong, but if I was in his position, I’d probably would’ve done the same as him.
I dont. His job was to allow people in who had access. Op had access. It's on the guard to know how to do his job properly.
Ah, the old Axel Foley BS your way into anywhere routine. 😉
My work is still like that. Even if you are sick, they want you to come in. They "just say just were a mask," but they don't enforce it.
I had pneumonia. My boss said "come in tomorrow or you're fired". I was naive enough to go in. If it happened later, I would either call H.R. or report to H.R. first thing in the morning to complain about risking the entire open plan call center. If it happened now, I would refuse until emailed a response to my list of requirements for working there without endangering my coworkers.
Last story: What the father did was illegal as f*ck and it seems he knew it if he settled so fast and with no fuzz.
OP buried the lead. Turns out they're a slumlord.
What kind of evil genius steals a whole ass house and keeps paying the rent on time!?
The guy probably thought that if the homeowner didn't investigate for a long enough time, then he (or his son) could claim that there never was a house at the old location.
I'm not saying that this was smart thinking, mind you. Delusional is more like it.
The bus story reminds me of all those videos I've seen of kids having to walk to school with their parents behind them and their car. Wish I wish that was the case whenever they did do anything like that on the bus with these two little turds.
Oh my god! It’s the Wicked Karen of the West!
2:26 whenever a manager or your boss tells you that you need to get a sick note, ask them how to submit the invoice for the doctor's appointment. If the company is requiring you to go to the doctor in order to prove that you are sick then they are responsible for the cost of the appointment. Managers and supervisors change their tune very quickly once they realize that if they are requiring you to go to a doctor's appointment, then the company is responsible for whatever that appointment cost and your gas to get to and from the appointment.
Sick note: About 1989 while I was stationed at Naval Air Station Point Mugu, working in the barracks, I got sick and went to sick call. I was given a slip from the doctor and went back to the office. When I got there the chief was outside talking with a sailor. I told him the results and was told to place the slip in the outdoor ashtray so that he could read it and go home. The chief read the slip and burned it without touching it. I had Chicken Pox, sure didn’t want that going through the barracks.
> She has her own gravitational pull
Literally everyone does lol.
At some point you have to wonder why the Dad from the stolen house story thought any of that wouldn’t backfire horrendously. The fact he stole someone’s property alone was never going to end well, but now he’s effectively red marked to the locals from all the negative PR, he’s out thousands in compensation, because that wouldn’t be cheap, and has lost a lot of credibility as an honest business man, if he has any, by pulling an illegal stunt.
As far as being bullied...
"Sticks and stones" is a real thing. No, really. Words are just that - words. Words can indeed hurt, and can help. Words convey thoughts - that's how most of humanity communicates. But they _are_ just words.
I was young once, and rotund. Barely taller than my diameter for the better part of my childhood. I was bullied, both physically and verbally. And yes, it hurt.
My father passed away when I was young and so I spent a lot of time with my mother's parents. One time, after something happened - I don't recall just what - I was at my grandparents' house and talking with my grandpa out in the garage as he puttered with something. Probably a lawnmower as he tended the lawn at the local church and a few other places as retirement income.
He listened intently as he worked to my sobbing and grousing... Being as how both sides of my family had long been in the area, he knew quite well most of the names of the other students in my school, their parents, probably even many of the grandparents that were his age. Then, after I got done sobbing, he asked me one very important question.
"Why do you even _care_ what they think? You know who you are. You know what you know. You know where you came from, and whose family you belong to. It's a lot easier to stop caring what other people think - especially people that don't like you - than to change their minds. They'll either learn or they won't..."
Moral of that story is.... some people are just a-holes. You have better things to spend your time on than caring about the opinions of idiots and a**holes. So at the ripe old age of 8 I learned not to give a sh*t about idiots and a**holes. More people should learn that, at any age. And boy are there lots of idiots and a-holes out there anymore - usually screaming about something rather than making cognizant sense.
Happy Monday RedWheel hope you are well. Thanks for sharing. Please stay safe.🏴😁😷👍. Have a great day and a wonderful week ahead everyone
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@@crimsonfirelily Good morning, friend!
@@lorettaross2007 Good morning, Loretta. 💜✌️
heat about a cup of natural apple juice with a small amount of cayenne pepper and 1/4 teaspoon of cinnamon when your throat is really sore. it really works
"We don't believe or trust you but we believe and trust the signature of an arbitrary medical professional..."
YES!!! Anyone that has worked management or even middle-management for anything resembling a workforce has known, forever, that there are a whole crapload of people who will show up for work late, or not even call in at all, claiming illness. Especially if that illness is on a Monday that involved massive amounts of alcohol Sunday evening. Then there's the middle-of-the-week illnesses that occur when something better is going on like some sports event or family matter, or end-of-the-week "illnesses" that provide for a long weekend. Thus the importance of a doctor's note. And it's only fair that such rules apply to everyone, even if you're rarely if ever ill as there are fellow co-workers who will take every funny-smelling-fart or "I sneezed!" opportunity to avail themselves of not working.
Welcome to the issue of human nature.
Oh, and... yeah. If your co-workers depend on you being there as part of a cohesive work effort, unless some body part is falling off or you're squirting fluid out of every bodily orifice, do your best to be there so they're not picking up slack for you. That's part of being employed as a responsible adult. "I don't wanna" is something that's supposed to go out the window when you reach double-digit ages, even if you "don't feel like it."
3:33 the Second Story must take place somewhere in europe. Acting like three and a half miles is a long way to travel to get to school, lol.
Happy Monday 😂 all 👋👋
Doctor's Note Story: OP should call the State Department of Labor and ask them what the State LAW regarding Sick Leave and when you need a Doctor's Note...
I suspect OP's Companies Policy violates that State Law...
Haul someone's entire house away because you're upset? Seriously, in what universe was that going to go unnoticed or unchallenged. The guy's lucky he didn't wind up as someone's boy-toy in prison.
Being forced to get a doctor's note, even when you're prepared to work at home when you ill! I would have got the note and told them to stuff working until I was 100% fit.
I had surgery on my big toe and I had to wear gym shoes for 8 weeks while healing because my gym shoes were loose than my work shoes. The doctor obviously gave me a note and I was very smart and made several copies of it before I gave it to my boss, because the office manager started to complain about me wearing gym shoes in the 6th week. I produced a copy of the note but in the 7th week the office manager went to the owner and I was forced to wear work shoes. When I went to the doctor for the final follow up the week of wearing heals had damaged my toe so badly that he had to do an even more complicated surgery to fix the damage and he put me in a cast for the now 12 weeks and 2 surgeries I would need to go through and he personally called the owner and office manager and read them the riot act.
The age old battle between security and stage crew..one of my regular venues has started experimenting with a cheaper security. It isnt going well. Ive been working this place since day one, and always show up before the rest of my crew. At the gates, security decides not to let me in because "i dont have a pass" (ive recieved exactly two passes in 13 years) and cannot come in. They get cops, who are ALSO new, for backup. They then ask whats the gate code? Oh, sure..here it is. This led them into furious conversation as to HOW i had the codes, all while I have the head of the venue on the phone laughing his ass off. They finally let me in whennthe cops peeled out. For the record, I have the codes for almost every lock in the place..the joys of management
Good morning everyone and RedWheel 😊
Hope everyone has a great day 😊
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In the UK you get a doctors/sick note means no work for you until it runs out.
i have my doubt last one is even close to beein real for something like that would get you some serious prison time even when restoring it all etc.
I take it the son's lease wasn't renewed after they brought the house back??
I call BS on the house moving story. That is WAY...WAY...WAY across the line for MANDATORY felony charges and arrests.....and the idea that such a business owner would risk his entire fortune, his company, and his freedom is preposterous. This wouldn't happen anyplace, in any city, in any state in the US. Make up something believable next time. (for you doubters: 18 U.S. Code Chapter 113 - STOLEN PROPERTY, 18 U.S. Code § 2314 - Transportation of stolen goods, securities, moneys).
....And let's not even get started on several hundred contravened city regulations.
The bottom line is: who thinks such a business owner wouldn't have a lawyer to slap him in the head just for mentioning an act like this?
The last one that was a hole move
*Last story-* I bet the media coverage made is moving company get negative publicity!!! 🤣
This fathers stole a op hose over AC. This father though he had the money and get away stoleing a house
1st story companies had to go to the get doctors note. Because so many abused calling in sick.
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Last story, so it's not a house, it's a trailer.
And it sounds like a shitty landlord.
The job of a landlord, is to have the money prepared for incidentals like this. It sounds like the landlord in the last story is the exact stereotype of a landlord that drives the landlord hate. A moron who just thought it was free money.
A landlord has tremendous responsibility, which is overlooked by the current younger generation of tent
Why do you think it's only a trailer? Actual houses can be lifted off their foundations and moved, you know.
@@deantodd8103 Such an effort would require far greater effort than that schmuck could muster due to disconnection of utilities, trailers on the other hand are more suited to be able to be generally disconnected. Also disconnecting an actual HOUSE from its foundation is not an undertaking that some drunk could do.
@@Sinturions
The dad of the renter owned a contractor business. Did you miss that part?
@@deantodd8103 I didn't miss that part, but I also have worked construction and know what goes into constructing an actual house, versus a trailer or prefab doublewide. And by effect, I know what would go into taking that off its foundation.
Considering just how much Regulatory Oversight there is in moving very large and/or heavy loads, Idiot Dad is going to be lucky to keep his Business after Illegally moving a home because he either failed to get the 4 Permits (MINIMUM) needed (Overheight, Overwidth, Overlength and Overweight) to move a home or he did get them by Forging the paperwork that showed the Owner of the Property/Home hired his Company to move the building...
Both are VERY Serious Violations and can (and likely will) cause the Government to Revoke his Operating License which means he is Out Of Business...PERMANENTLY!!! because once your Licenses are revoked by the State/Federal Government, it's almost impossible to get them back...
Illegal removal of a house how stupid could the father have gotten.
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Probably a Covid variant.
HOLY FUCK.. The father stole ops house just because of offered a solution of 4 months prepaid rent to replace the ac... that's a good deal if you can afford it. He'll if I could afford it I'd pay 4 months pregnant paid just so I could put that 675 into savings and leave it there.
EDIT.(Previous) Glad I don't work @ Wallmart..LOL
Bullies are cowards. I was bullied @ school 'cos of a Disability. I was so Mentally & Physically out of it, that by 15yrs, I attacked them with a shovel. Luckily I was stopped. Don't accept it. REPORT IT! My folks? "He's gotta learn to look after himself" . B.S. big time. Still affects me now. I'm 71 but still...,.,If you give me s**t I'll throw it right back in your face.
My mother: what did you do to provoke it?
Why do you always refer to the person who sent in the contribution as an 'Old Person' ('OP') ?
Good morning, everyone! Another Monday, hope yours goes well! There all off to a good start when they start with RW. Catch you again later!
Hopefully that "security guard" was fired
Agreed, what in the World was he thinking? Maybe he wasn't paying attention to how things worked.
Fired? Why? For being a little overzealous?
@@deantodd8103 OP probably wasn't the only one who had a problem with the Security Guard, who know how many others he stopped.
LMFAO I've always been short. and a tough little shit..... born with cholera phantom and mild dane bramage...... and a SURVIVOR.