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I hope you'll find your truck. My brother's friend had his car stolen. For a little more than a year, he still had the fob (key) on him and whenever he saw a ve
by Jugurtha 11y ago
I hope you'll find your truck. My brother's friend had his car stolen. For a little more than a year, he still had the fob (key) on him and whenever he saw a vehicle similar to his, he would just press the button. His friends used to make fun of him. It's not as big as New York, but at 5 million people in the city, the car being one of the most popular models and the fact it could be anywhere, the odds are very slim.
One day, he got out of a mall, looked at a car similar to his but of a different color. He pressed the button and the car unlocked. He called the cops, they arrested the guy and more than a dozen people involved in a car stealing/smuggling network. And he got his car back. He was happy.
You never know. Hope you'll find it.
- brianwawok 11y agoI was expecting the punchline to be "Turned out the key only has 9999 combinations, so he found the 1/10000 car that shared his same combo, and the guy got made the cops were called on him"
- joshschreuder 11y agoAs did I, especially when it was a different colour. I guess that's Occam's razor vs. a criminal getting the car painted.
- Jugurtha 11y agoAll the more reason to choose the latter: painting the car you steal should be the more obvious choice. Reprogramming a new key, too. He's learned that lesson the hard way.