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Sadly, this is not sufficient in SF. Many people have gotten so desperate as to hang posters that send the message to potential thieves: “please don’t break my
by ironmagma 7y ago
Sadly, this is not sufficient in SF. Many people have gotten so desperate as to hang posters that send the message to potential thieves: “please don’t break my window, there is nothing valuable in this car.” I’d say there’s far more than just one rule.
- BatFastard 7y agoWhat other rules would you suggest?
- ironmagma 7y agoI'm not sure the premise is sound -- that there is a set of rules that if you abide by them, you won't have a car burglarized. Well, besides one that includes "don't have a car," at least. What says that there must be such a set? It seems essentially unavoidable, in San Francisco.
- sershe 7y agoWhen I was loading my car in SF to move out of SF (back to Seattle, not much of an improvement unfortunately) I left a note saying "I am loading the car, I am nearby and if I see you I will run out and kick your face in". I saw a homeless person check out the car (with lots of visible boxes already in it) and just walk by.