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Many years ago I had parked my white SUV, with smart keys, in a San Jose Fry’s parking lot and went to do some shopping. After I came back, I went to my SUV a
by yumraj 4y ago
Many years ago I had parked my white SUV, with smart keys, in a San Jose Fry’s parking lot and went to do some shopping.
After I came back, I went to my SUV and touched and opened the door, which I attributed to smart key, and sat inside.
It felt different, leather was brown instead of original color, dash looked different, etc. I was confused so I came out and realized it was not mine but another white SUV that was parked next to mine. Saw a guy giving me a weird look. Quietly went to mine and drove away.
Probably the guy had unlocked his car just before I’d entered, not sure.
Luckily I was in the Bay Area and not in a handgun friendly state, otherwise who knows..
- salawat 4y agoNobody with a handgun would shoot you looking confused in an SUV you clearly seemed to be befuddled in. Use of deadly force would not at all be warranted in any State in the union in that situation. Hell, we had a guy find his way into our caravan drunk one night, and the only way our having a gun factored into it was to ensure a police officer got the hell to the scene tut sweet. For the curious, the guy was fine, mistook the vehicle for his yada yada... Point being. Guns don't kill people. People kill people. It ain't rhetoric. It's a fact. I'd have personally laughed and started a conversation if it was my car, seeing as the individual in question clearly had peak taste in automobile.