As I've REPEATEDLY said, I LOVE assigned spaces. That way you can keep these people flipping cars, etc from taking over other peoples spaces. Makes a lot less work for the property managers too.

I think it's all about that, its about keeping things neat and being fair to everyone.

@@nancys2212 you are exactly right. That way managers also know whose vehicles are residents. No stickers required. Our property requires us to register everything at the office. Very few visitor parking. It works.

@@candacecurtis5739 Yes, registering vehicles would work too! Johnny has shown us more than one video where the vehicles are boyfriends, etc that belong to people not on the lease. That's a big problem too.

Never trust or buy from a person who flips cars from an apartment.

He just forgot about it 10 years is nothing 🤣

To play devil's advocate here: in Connecticut, tags have not been required on a plate for about a dozen years or so. However, the expiration date IS printed on your registration, thus making it easier for you to monitor, especially since here a passing grade on your emissions is required to renew your registration, as well as the police to check. So personally, seeing a plate with a seriously out of date tag would not raise any bells/warnings to me.

Maybe he's dyslexic? Yeah, that's the ticket 🎟 🙄 🤣 P.S. I am dyslexic type 2e

@@navajo237: But it would make sense then for him to get a temp plate or a dealer's plate of some kind. I'm sure DMV could point him in the right direction so that he wouldn't get spanked with expensive drop fees all the time.

@@GeorgieB1965 For you that may be the case but most states still require current year stickers. Do you have to display a sticker for having a current emissions inspection? In our state we don't have an emission or mechanical inspection requirement. The background color of the registration sticker changes each year so it makes it even easier to spot an out of date sticker.

The car got dropped didn’t it? Why didn’t Johnny roll on out instead of hanging around?

Next step is for the car owner to become a "sovereign citizen"...🤣🤣🤣🤣

The manager should do an inspection on the inside of the apartment

That expired tag crap just would not fly in Ohio. Dont believe me, try it. Youll be walking.

I see it differently, the fact that these guys were buying vehicles, some obviously will have out of date tags because they're not being used, and then fixing them up for resale instead of getting on welfare like so many others we see on this channel, gives them more right than most to be able to pay it out.

@@alecamal I have to agree with you, because we had a 95 4.7 4 banger T100 sitting in out back yard for ten flippin years! We finally got it registered, can't tell you how happy we are to have figured it out... My father thought that truck was a goner... Quite the opposite... We surely ain't no criminals and definitely deserve having her. Have a good one ladies and gentlemen!

self entitlement, character, people bad, self entitlement, character, people bad. Dude you just as ass who like to see people "punished". So were you the bully or the bullied?

@@alecamal unless you have a dealers license you are limited how many cars you can sell a year. Also an apartment complex is not a lot to store cars for selling later on

Well, he posted it, so why hold your breath?

@@carmp3fan I think they just mean they find the encounter thrilling

Especially when they're essentially stealing the car... I mean, legally, Sure, but are basically for all intents purposes running a racket hahaha.

Facts! It’s so hard to stay calm like Johnny when people are verbally abusive and threatening. Johnny is the man.

Dudes a POS for taking jobs like this. S rewing over innocent people and causing them to not be able to pay rent and shit. He's all sneaky about it too. He knows it wrong.

He goes around stealing cars like every tow truck driver, so I don't see how he's different from the others.

@@arturocamaney9235 stealing cars? Legally towing a vehicle that is on private property and owner of said property and/or code compliance wants it removed and has stickered the vehicle properly or is illegally parked in a handicap or fire lane or inhibiting the safe flow of traffic is not theft. It's a service that is leagal and unfortunately very much required due to the large percentage of people who have no common sense or feel entitled to do anything they want. For the like all other tow truck drivers or companies being like that you are claiming then explain how niether I nor the company I work for tow any vehicles that are not 100% vehicle owner requested due to broken down or accident ect. We don't do anything with illegally parked vehicles. The closest to that we have ever done is a handful of abandoned vehicles that were legally stickered owner sent notification that it was going to get towed and then towed held for the required time and then notification that we were putting it up for auction sent to the registered owner and then auctioned after the waiting period was up without a response from the owner to come and pay the fees and reclaim thier vehicle

@@arturocamaney9235 he steals cars and holds them hostage for money. I wouldn't be able to feel good about myself with such a shady job. I get towing I'm some circumstances but this is just fucked up and unnecessary

I do not envy the job you have, much like policemen you guys don't get paid enough to tolerate all the B.S you have to on a daily basis. On the other hand as someone who has run afoul of code enforcement a time or two I definitely appreciate a kind, respectful and professional code enforcement officer!

*quite

Code enforcement employees are NOT officers.

@@dieselbronco9247 I totally agree. Simple rule, you treat people and show respect the way you would to be treated. I treat people the way I would want my family treated.

@@arturocamaney9235 Holy cow! You are one bitter dude. Crack open a beer and relax! Your gonna blow a vein. I’m betting you sit under a dinky lite bulb writing angry letters to the government. Ask your mom for another hot pocket and relax dude.

He carriers a taser gun, go look at older videos where he has with him

@@Rockstarlawncare - Good to know!!

Agree I work for bus transportation and it’s not easy towing buses or even driving the buses cause the people are tough stay safe guys .

Where I live, I see cars with old tags all the time. This tells me that they also probably don't have any insurance. The cops don't care so I just avoid the cops and the cars.

Well there’s nothing stopping them from getting towed again the next day. Even if the van was towed off the property, it still doesn’t guarantee that the problem is solved for the property owner. Since they’ll probably just pay to get the vehicle out of the tow yard and drive it right back to their apartment.

The drop fee is you drop it and it's supposed to take it off property