True. It was easily avoided

Yeah and idk why management didn’t tell him to move the vehicle before calling to get it towed

@@riggamorrischanthey probably didn’t know who’s car since he said he just got it

Most apartments have signs or an addendum in the lease about getting towed if there’s assigned parking. Based on his inability to take accountability, I bet there were signs posted

My apartment complex places a pink slip on a car illegally parked, giving the owner notice in such and such days before towing.

It may suck but he has to follow the rules

Also, if they had the license plate since he is a resident, they should have reached out to him. That is what happens in my complex. They have our plate numbers.

How?!

He parked where he wasn't supposed to .... How did you miss the word "ILLEGALLY"; JM was using it on repeat.

@@VladmirPoopNit’s not illegally as it’s not a law. It’s just against the rules and policy.

I agree, I find it very petty...to know that's your tenant and he's using a parking spot of an *empty* unit. Noone else is using it so wtf is the problem, I think it's just greed and drama seeking~

The apartment manager shouldn’t have to call you…. If you’re not assigned to a specific spot (don’t park there).

@@elainevankat5353ty

The tenant knows that that is not their spot, they should know not to park there and not expect someone else to be responsible for you and hold your grown hand.

So if I park in a handicap spot that no one is using, I should be notified before a tow.

It’s the storage fees that get the price up there only cuz tow yards make their money off of accidents and storing the totaled vehicles and the insurance are usually the ones who pay through bill so they do jack the prices up

I'm thinking, "I'm in the wrong line of work." But, I couldn't take advantage of ppl like that.

@@Ampacityelectric did you watch the case? He said he parked there precisely because he knew it was a vacant apartment and nobody was living in that unit

I was towed at $500 for a few hours.....its all a scam smh

EXACTLY! $65/day = $130, so the tow was $370? It sounds like they were making it so expensive that he wouldn’t be able to get his car back.

He literally parked in someone else's parking spot.

⁠@@DonziGT230that no longer lived there.

And there is literally guest parking that he could have utilized and not caused this debacle !

​, Yes, the tenant moved out, but that doesn't change the rules for him to park in the spot. Maybe the apartment had been rented out to a new tenant that he wasn't aware of. Apartment buildings have parking rules for a reason, it's like JM said. If you can't afford to pay the consequences, don't break the rules. Parking is a big deal in some places, and if he had to park in the street, possibly blocks away because someone was in his spot, he'd have done the same thing. He didn't think the rules applied to him.

@@susiesolangesimpson2828a space that is not his regardless of if someone is renting that place with the spot. He knew it was wrong and did it anyway. If they don’t enforce these rules then people will park in other people’s spots. Which they aren’t supposed to do for a reason.

Doug is undefeated

Ikr smh!! His mouth is crazy!!😂😂😂😂

He’s too elderly 😂

Elderly and in a courthouse lol

😂😂 thankfully there is a camera right on them and a bunch of staff off-camera watching. Too many witnesses 😂

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Nah, only people who hate tow truck drivers are people like the plantiff that wants to do something illegal.

Learn how to park and read signage!

They don't "basically steal" shit. Follow the rules/laws just like eeeveryyybodyyyy else, and your car won't get towed. You realize businesses contract with towing companies and call them to remove the vehicle? So how are they "basically" stealing? Someone calls them for a service. They perform said service, they deserve to be paid. If it isn't paid, they have to sell the car. If people can't afford the tow & storage fees, they need to watch where they park at. This guy knew that exactly what he was doing was against the rules. He just didn't think he got caught. The leasing office caught it, called for a tow. The guy shows up days later and didn't have the money. They held the car for as long as they legally have to. He could've paid to get it out. He didn't. The tow company didn't steal this man's car.

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Right!! I was getting towed once and realized it before they even had my car all the way on the truck and I still had to pay $80 for them to get it off

Exactly! I think they’re overcharging making it so expensive that people cannot afford to get their vehicles back.

It's not petty at all. It's maintaining order. What if they had a potential tenant coming to look at the apartment and they couldn't park because this guy was taking up the space? This is one of those give an inch and they take a mile situations.

@@tunisiancrochetchannel Then they would park in visitor parking. Until that lease is signed, it isn't theirs either. Bet that office isn't even open on Sunday. So now it's one day petty.

@@0LadyV0 That would look bad to a potential tenant. That's starting them off making them think they're going to have issues with their parking space. If there is visitor parking, the man was being petty selfish not using it and parking in another apartment's spot instead. This is completely his own fault! And he had the nerve to leave it there all weekend. Interesting that anyone would defend his wrong action.

@@tunisiancrochetchannel That's ridiculous. Some places get shown, while the last tenant is still there.

@@0LadyV0 It's so easy not to get towed. Don't park where you're not supposed to and you'll never have a problem. Easy! 😀

Because then they can auction it/ Keep it

Because the tow company has to follow the rules and law as well . Plaintiff had opportunity to make restitution , but instead he tried to get out of the problem he caused. Don’t like their practices don’t park illegally !

What deal would you suggest? The guy didn't have the money. If they released the car without being paid in full, odds are, they'd never see the remaining money owed. If they held the car until paid in full, they are still storing it for extra days, which equals more money owed. If they don't charge this man for storage, they'd have to accommodate everyone who wanted storage fees waived. They have a business to run. They have to go through tons of paperwork to sell a car that they towed. They sold it for $1,000. That's hardly worth the trouble they went through.

They're running a business. I literally just got my car towed From my apartment complex. We had all been parking wherever we wanted for ever. And as soon as a new tenant came in, he fucked up the whole system but at the end of the day I was parked in a spot that was not mine in. It cost me $730. Because my apartment complex doesn't give you notice. And they don't even have it posted what tow lot they take it to. And I'm literally on disability $600 a month. Still had to pay it still. My fault still can't blame anybody else.

I also hate people who park illegally and then cry when they get a ticket and/or towed and refuse to take responsibility

@@elizabeth95826He wasn’t parked illegally, but in a reserved parking spot that wasn’t his. The management of the apartment complex could’ve been more reasonable and told him to move his car before calling a towing company.

@@riggamorrischan he may not have been illegally parked in this case (I was talking in general) but he KNEW HE COULDN'T PARK THERE. Maybe they stickered his car. He didn't check his car until Monday. However, it doesn't matter. He wasn't allowed to park there. All he had to do was talk to management to get a guest parking spot but he didn't want to. So why should they go out of their way but he can't even do the bare minimum?

@@riggamorrischan so the apartments could have been more reasonable but he couldn't even bother to get a guest parking spot. I bet anything when he signed his lease, he signed something about the parking. That was his warning

why was the towing co. "Greedy". you are so WOKE.

100 here. I just went through this but got my car out before that

I had this happen to friend when he was in the Hospital. "Snow removal" I live in Maine him so NH they got like nothing

They want you to take the car, if $65 a day won’t do it nothing will.

@@johnsradios484 The friend I mentioned? Over $450 for a quarter of a mile tow

This is the same argument squatters use lol

Thank you!!! (people who do this are the worst kind of people!)

😂😂 he's been whining up a storm on the other videos posted today - the usual nonsense that he always spews out.

@@Gandrewjm Thank you. I feel better.

😂😂 I laughed way too hard at this. I'm the youngest NI absolutely got away with more than my sister ever could.

Well, I'm only speaking for my apartment complex. But we don't even have a property manager on-site. But 2 days a week n basically, they just don't give a shit. My building doesn't even take a security deposit which is mine blowing and itself. But I think it's because they just keep expecting to flip Em. As soon as you default on your rent, they're quick to evict u and quick to move someone else in.

Or…..he could have followed the rules and not parked in someone else’s spot. Not everything is someone else’s responsibility.

Girl in the world we live in people need to be more reasonable, y’all are heartless and weird

All leasing offices are open during the weekend!🤷‍♀

​@elainevankat5353 no they're not. Most are closed on the weekend, only emergency calls.

Some people have no choice.

Apartment manager has every right to call for tow…. If someone is parked in a spot where they shouldn’t be!

And it was his decision to knowingly park in a spot that was not his. Entitlement mentality

Guaranteed it was a boomer who called from Management.

And you need to invest in a comb!!😅🤷🏻‍♀️

I live in Missouri and there's an apartment complex. That's really close to a Starbucks. The Starbucks has like 6 parking spots and the apartment complex has hundreds. But they watch out the windows and wait for people to park in their parking spots and then call a tow truck. If you catch the tow truck before they drive off. You can pay $200 to have them drop it right then if they take it to the tow, what it's 350. I also recently got towed out of my apartment complex. Took me 6 days to figure out where it was, and it caused $730 to get it back. I swear if you can afford a tow truck. It's the best business to get into.😂

Gas on a tow trucks is a couple hundred for every tank, Plus the maintenance on the truck, You're all so paying for a location. Which means electricity water cable WI. Fi all of the things.. employees, it all adds up.

They are the most hated but if I had a bunch of money. I guarantee you I would buy a tow truck lbvs.. You get in good with one business. They call you for every tow. You give them a little kick back. Everybody wins except for the drivers of the cars... I've been towed several times but that doesn't mean that I can't see it would be a profitable business