Guy gets towed, keys car, gets karma

A long time ago, we posted a video identifying a guy that did some damage to a vehicle parked in our lot. We took the video down by agreement and lots of people asked about it and wanted to know what happened. Here's the story, without revealing the person's identity. PLEASE give the video a THUMBS UP and COMMENT!
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[@ilikemyrealname]

After watching several of your videos there is one theme that seems persistent, many of the drivers return drunk. You’ve probably saved countless lives by removing the vehicle of someone who would have hurt and/or killed themselves or others involved. Even if no one would have been physically harmed, you’ve probably saved many people from nasty DUI charges that would cost significantly more than the cost of them getting their vehicle back.

[@Bl4ckw0lf1]

Well, he had nothing to do with it. He's just in a place and time where stupid people, and yes they would have driven drunk and could have possibly injured and/or killed themselves and others, have parked illegally to get their fun time no worries relaxation on. So I think that the chance that those idiots parked by ignoring those signs, would have showed a very high percentage of possibly becoming a statistic rather than being smart and getting a ride at the start.

[@xXCursedWorgenXx]

"this was the only functional camera at the time." What's not told: "that incident made us instal more sophisticated materials to be able to record and catch any future problem makers and protect our employees and clients properties." at least... that's what I think.

[@MikeBSc]

Looks to be that way.

[@MrMustangMan]

good answer.....

[@katnhat7695]

... and your point is - what? That we shouldn't look for ways to improve and catch people behaving badly? For all the bandits know, those cameras could be fake. Adding them, upgrading them certainly doesn't seem to be discouraging the bandits, who don't care either way. There are signs... lots of them. There are cameras... lots of them. Some people read the signs, and don't park there. Some see the cameras, and don't park there. Some people get a ride home, instead of stumbling back to their car and getting behind the wheel. We all make choices. Here's hoping that they are good ones...

[@iamdarkrider4]

Hell Yeah! Great decision!

[@ddebenedictis]

Not to mention, to make the videos more entertaining 😁

[@MrLimitHoldem]

Before the haters come commenting how wrong it was to release the name. He should thought of that before he did it, lied to the cops, and tried covering up his crime.

[@dvdrwsor]

Isn't as wrong (or dumb) as posting the guy's name without legal proof. So the employer had the right to search his name and deny employment, right? I would sue for damages and call the employer to testify the true reason he didn't offered the job.

[@brentkeller3826]

The Mute: You DID catch that the towed cretin keyed the SUV, had his plate run, had his name collected from his plate and registration that way, and eventually admitted to it, right? Of course not, that requires critical thinking on a level never before experienced by window lickers and jellyfish. Congratulations, you've proven that algae is on the internet.

[@harriettedaisy2233]

KZbin isn't a criminal court the video might have been good enough for a civil court. The 'offender' would have a very poor chance of winning a civil libel or slander lawsuit.

[@Fierag]

The Mute nope not illegal at all, good luck trying to get a libel or defamation case. And posting his info that he found when the perp was in public is not illegal nor is showing his video or face. No expectation of privacy in public and all public records are PUBLIC!

[@monicadasilva1740]

Man InBlack exactly!Agree completely!

[@FlynBrian]

So, it turns out he wasn't ashamed, and he wasn't "raised better than that." The Internet simply forced him to realize he is a shit, and he better make this right if he ever wants to get another job . Some, karma takes longer than others.

[@tk4225m]

That's what I'm seeing. If he was really "raised better than that" then why didn't he make it right when the cops gave him a visit instead of denying it? Answer: He never would have if he hadn't been shamed and denied a job because of it.

[@rickjames5889]

God bless the internet, and God Bless our 45th wonderful President.

[@JJ-iw7nh]

Rick James you are a disgrace

[@rickjames5889]

Oh look a liberal intolerant of other peoples viewpoints! Nazi's were Liberal Socialists!

[@JJ-iw7nh]

Rick James What's your point?

[@1965myctahg]

We bought a place that used to be a Bar/Restaurant /B&B. It closed in 2013. It is now our home. My family lives here. We have posted signs that say No trespassing, Do Not Enter, Etc. We had a big RV pull into our parking lot and run over one of the signs and then drive back out. We still have people pull in and park. "Those signs can't mean me" You all know the type. It is with great glee that I watch your videos.

[@tomschwab9230]

. . just start towing people by the dozens, they will get the message sooner or later.

[@peterpalmrose5982]

Schadenfreude!

[@philiprice7875]

mate of mine had same problem, he had a sign made up WELCOME TO BERTS BREAKERS AND CHOP SHOP "YOU PARK IT WE CHOP IT"

[@Absaalookemensch]

He was willing to drive drunk and only paid his debt when forced to. He may have been raised properly but he forgot what he learned. Shame on him. He needs to go back to whomever raised him for refresher lessons and abide by them. Then all can be forgiven.

[@annwithaplan9766]

Absaalookemensch - I agree. Just because a person does wrong, doesn't mean their parents taught him that way. I've seen many kids raised "right" and later on they decide on their own to do otherwise. I'm glad the owner of the vehicle was given restitution.

[@colormedubious4747]

Exactly WHICH laws "enable drunk driving?" [Citation Needed] because you just spewed nonsense all over my internet! "Cannabis also doesn't impair driving skills, which is great!!" -- We get it, you like weed. Many people do. That's fine; however, that assertion is also complete nonsense, if not a blatant lie. In states with legal weed, it's STILL illegal to drive under the influence thereof! Anyone who attended high school after 1959 knows that weed impairs your faculties. Otherwise, what's the point of indulging?

[@Absaalookemensch]

@@colormedubious4747 I thought so too until I read the medical studies (I'm medical and I read medical studies all the time). Although the studies have limitations that state they do NOT condone driving under the influence of cannabis, statistically significant cognitive impairment was not seen on studies of cannabis for relief of neuropathic pain (as in diabetic neuropathy). On the light side, euphoria was nearly as much in the placebo group as in the cannabis group.

[@fowlejonathan4047]

@Derrick C Not sure which planet you live on, but my understanding is cannabis has every which way similar levels of impairment in drivers reaction times! Which is why roadside drug tests are becoming more widespread. I wouldn't like to meet either driving on a public highway.

[@zanebeowolf4724]

A lot of people say they were "raised right" to try and appease some sense of sympathy. Oh it was a bad day I didn't mean to because I was "raised right" & that sort of bullshit. If he was indeed raised right he wouldn't have acted like an overgrown child told no.

[@aurongrande6141]

It's amazing what public humiliation can do. Whether it's good results or bad.

[@DieyoungDiefast]

KZbin... the modern day version of Medieval Stocks

[@bird718]

its amazing how many people are assholes until you take our your camera and hit record and say, say hello to youtube, then they shut up and start with the fake acting and leave.

[@artistjoh]

Auron Grande I don’t think there was humiliation involved at all, at least the guy himself didn’t feel humiliated. He is too self-centered for that. He couldn’t get a job and it forced him to deal with it. Someone sensible in his life, possibly his wife, probably dictated what he needed to say. People blame the drink for doing stupid things but I have been drunk lots of times and I never keyed a car or did anything remotely heinous like that, and neither do most people. The evil has to already be in your heart for the drink to release it. And it is permanently there, even when being sober makes it easy to hide it. The man is a scumbag and it is very pleasing to see that he both lost a job and had to fix the damaged car.

[@darthkek1953]

Agreed... like the ancient Japanese punishment of bukkake for cheating wives. It's a myth but a myth I enjoy thinking about.

[@terencehill3972]

Yeah but technically speaking, was that even legal? I mean, can you publish somebody's name on youtube to blackmail him?

[@alabama7636]

Once something goes on the internet you can never get it back. Funny how he was fine with someone else paying for his mistakes until it started to affect him, then suddenly he was “ raised better than that “.

[@mrsleep0000]

The scary part is he blames it on being black out drunk...and he was going to drive. And I would be shocked if that was going to be his first rodeo under the influence...

[@wright534]

Social shaming done right. The perp did acknowledge what he did and make it right. That's more than some can manage. Thanks for indulging our collective curiosity!

[@dilligafmofoker]

wright534 only after it cost him something. He wasn’t a stand-up guy. He lied about it even when showed video proof. He’s a POS in my book.

[@keithbuckenmeyer8659]

The internet is the 21st century's equivalent of the 17th Century's public square "Pillory. Public shaming is a powerful deterrent.

[@weltonvillegal6258]

I have no problem with naming and shaming.

[@ScorpionRegent]

How many ways can a guy dig his own grave? He parks where he doesn't belong. He get drunk and goes to drive. He commits vandalism. He lies about it, in court. Finally when faced with consequences he makes good. He could have killed someone and or died behind the wheel. He risked being arrested for: drunk driving, and vandalism. He had to pay the tow company and lost a possible job, but the truth is he got off light compared with what could have happened. Is it completely fair, of course not. What's important is he made it right in the end, for that he could put it all behind him and hopefully make better decisions in future. I'm sure that the police will remember him, even if they didn't have enough evidence to prosecute. So if he ever does pop up on their radar they won't be likely to give him any breaks. Hey, your employee's wife got a nice shiny paint job. It says a lot that you took all those steps to hold this guy responsible for his actions. Not every business would do that for their employees. All I know about you is your parking lot, but from what I see, you guys are all right.

[@FnixGhod1]

If he was truly "raised better than that" he would never have trespassed in the first place then planned to drive drunk!

[@gtoger]

Thanks for the comment! My take on his words is that he was ashamed of his actions that night overall. It's a good reminder that pretty much anywhere you go, you're going to be on someone's video. Consider your actions appropriately.

[@davids1033]

The key master was lucky the car owner was willing to accept payment and take down video. Car owner could have kept video up and hindered guy from getting future employment.

[@eggsnspam]

Well, car owner wasn't a dumba$$ jerk. She just want restitution for the damages. Further punishing someone, even if they aren't sorry, reminds me of that episode in Star Trek:TNG. Where all punishment for "crimes" = death of the "criminal" even if said criminal's crime was simply walking over a plantern fence and "tresspassing" even though there aren't any signs specifying such. What I'm trying to say is that the punishment should fit the crime.

[@ACAB.forcutie]

@@janefeeney373 Do you have a copy? I'd love to see it :)

[@Vertutame]

Yes, the owner of the car could decide to be a jerk and would not remove the video. But he/she 's not a jerk, they're matured enough to know that people make mistake time to time.

[@rivahkillah]

The thing is he can't sue for having his public actions aired on a platform like KZbin, so the video owner isn't lucky at all.

[@LuizAlexPhoenix]

@@eggsnspam I agree completely, walking over a plantern fence should be death penalty followed by damnatio memoria!

[@dilligafmofoker]

My truck was keyed once. After paying the insurance deductible & getting a complete paint job-there’s no way I would’ve taken down that video. Even tho damage is not the insured’s fault, any money paid out will usually increase premiums for up to three years.

[@katz734]

If this guy was that drunk and didn't remember what he had done. That's getting way to drunk to drive. So in away getting towed might have saved lives too. And showing him what he did wrong is the best proof of all. Glad he stepped up and fixed his wrong, and maybe he'll learn from this huge mistake. Thanks for taking me back to see this again, I'd about forgotten about this one.

[@ELVELV-eg2om]

This story was better than fast and furious 7

[@CeoOfTheBOIS]

oof

[@xlaostha704x]

true.

[@svtirefire]

Or 1 through 6.

[@Kazeshini11]

I agree with the story but not better than Nathalie Emmanuel

[@danidejaneiro8378]

My ball sweat is better than that trite.

[@rocketraccoon1976]

Oh Alf, how could you??? Never thought you were the type. 😢

[@gtoger]

Steve Rogers first he eats the cat, now this!?

[@NyuuMikuru1]

gtoger I thought he got upset that bars don’t serve cats.

[@lupinaocean4326]

Give him a break, its been a tough couple of years since his show got cancelled

[@xpusostomos]

You know how these illegal aliens are.

[@nommadd5758]

@@gtoger ROFL! XD

[@Galaxy2517]

Some will defend the criminal till they're blue...Until of course the crime is perpetrated against them.I have seen time and time again a common thief that has no problems stealing from others.But when someone steals from them, all hell breaks loose.As someone else on here posted "Karma"....:-)

[@em1osmurf]

yeh, like all the embarrassed looks when the far-right governor of alaska's 16 yo daughter got knocked up. oops.

[@AR-jx6wr]

em1o smurf what the hell does that have to do with anything? You need to get a life.

[@KaiatheSiberianHusky]

@@em1osmurf or when hunter knocks up a stripper, says he never met her, says he met her but doesn't know her, finally admits that he got her pregnant and also while doing his dead brother's wife.....oops.

[@AviationNut]

The 4 dislikes on this video must be the guy and his family.

[@hitoyota4runners]

Aviation Nut - his family just got bigger! 😂

[@phillijp]

I love it when a plan comes together - Col. John "Hannibal" Smith

[@davids1033]

How DUIs and accidents have the tow trucks prevented?

[@dewrus2153]

David-From a quick count of his videos...many. Many of these people probably still don't realize that getting towed from here was likely a blessing in disguise.

[@runarandersen878]

Probably saved more money than the tow fee.

[@Prozerge]

and many more lives I'm sure

[@waffle911]

@anslinger _BLOWS Driving/Operating Under the Influence (DUI/OUI) is illegal no matter what substance you're under the influence of, and for good reason. Marijuana can still significantly impair your motor skills, perception, reaction time, and judgement; just not in quite the same way alcohol does. A stoned driver can be just as dangerous as a drunk driver or a distracted driver.

[@ThierryTheuns]

It baffles me how many people travel to this seemingly remote location by car to go to a bar. Really hammers home how uncommon bicycles are over there.

[@mothra__13]

So he wasn't actually ashamed or remorseful, just wanted to prevent losing more job opportunities. Probably completely remembered doing it.

[@LesleyDT6227]

Karma is a universal leveller. I love the way you tell the story. So GOOD.

[@virginiamoss7045]

Very informative video. The need to increase security to the extent of 60 cameras on your property over this time period is a sad but true commentary on the decline of the American public. So much has been lost in decency and respect over the last 30 years, some of that due to technology and the internet. The latter, though, can be used for both good and evil. gtoger uses it for good. Thanks, guys!

[@shawnjarman9860]

Here’s the thing! A drunk mans words and actions are a sober mans true nature! If he was sober he would have wanted to key the SUV, but lack the courage to do so, the alcohol gave him that courage!

[@malloryg4251]

EXACTLY. People just love to use the excuse, "but I was drunk." The dude in this vid was not THAT drunk, he clearly was lucid enough to make a vengeful choice. He's a shitty person who hides behind the bottle......

[@Incident8]

I sometimes wonder how many lives were saved at the cost of $150 just due to the intoxication level of the people we see in these videos.

[@lass-inangeles7564]

What an excellent result! I was really happy to know that the SUV repair was paid for. The guy learned two lessons - drinking will get his truck towed, and he won't get a job if he is a lying skunk! Good for you! You are doing a huge public service with your videos. You saved this pathetic loser's life, and are also a watchdog set of eyes on the street. Excellent! Enjoyed your content.

[@williamricard7240]

Have been watching your videos and love them. I had a similar problem at a business where I was the general manager. Our's got a little bit bigger as we had a 2 acre strip of land. We solved the problem by calling the police and they would set up a sobriety check point for all the people returning to retrieve their vehicles.

[@gtoger]

Good idea!

[@StefanVeenstra]

Welp, the internet is forever. There's no "removing" anything, it just makes data a little harder to find.

[@1asdfasdfasdf]

Flash Back Thursdays! On a similar note I had a guy back in to my car at a McDonald's once (had his wife and kids in car). I had to take him to court because he denied that he hit my car. I won the judgement was sent a check by the insurance company and thought that that was the last time I'd ever hear from him. Years later I get a call from his wife. Apparently they're trying to buy a home and the judgement is still showing as unpaid. She said that her husband paid me for the accident days after the incident. She seemed very disturbed when I told her we had to go to court because he denied responsibility. Bottom line is she needed a letter from me showing that the debt had been paid in full. I sent her the letter but it took me a few weeks to write it. Now that's Karma.

[@DeathByCactus]

You guys are amazing. So glad I found this channel!

[@TheFreddo12]

See, you guys ARE doing a great job by posting these. That was a cool story.

[@paulh3973]

The way KZbin is now, he could flag the video and KZbin would probably take it down and suspend the guys account. Sad.

[@domino52o26]

Fucking leftist snowflakes ruin everything

[@VyperByteX]

Suspend? No ban. They doxed the guy. They would be lucky not to be facing criminal charges, themselves. No excuse for him keying the SUV, and there is no excuse for breaking the law by doxing someone. It's illegal, and unethical. You never know what some people may do to the guy after a doxing. Funny that this needs to be explained on this channel, when the videos are centered around the fact that the people who are towed are towed because they parked illegally.

[@TonsOfFunk]

Doxing? what a joke man. The guy COMMITTED a crime and got away with it and you're crying DOXING? I hope he keys your car next so you can defend him lol.

[@shepd3]

Crimes and the people who commit them are public knowledge. Even petty crimes such as illegal parking, though it is rare that a newspaper bothers publishing the names of offenders. If you don't believe me, go to traffic court as an observer. Notice how the full names, and, depending on the county, addresses are read aloud for you to hear and nobody tells you not to take notes.

[@VyperByteX]

"Crimes and people who commit them are public" Yes, this is true. If you had the appropriate information you could look it up court case. However, you are unlikely to have the appropriate information if it isn't given to you by a 3rd party. Unless you just happen to live in the area where it would be publicly posted in the newspaper. However, none of that applies here. The charges were dropped, there never was a court case, and he wasn't convicted of a crime. This channel was the only one to release his name in relation to the matter. It was doxing.

[@bacondudepastor]

Missed the Drum music with the tow truck. You do a great job editing your videos and putting interesting info on the screen to help the story along. I agree with Will below that you are saving lives by getting the drunks car towed and it keeps them from driving and killing someone.

[@compscilaw]

The vehicle's owner could have sued the man. The burden of proof is much less in civil courts. 50 + a feather. The judge just has to believe you more than him.

[@stevencooper2464]

Karma can sometimes take a very meandering path...but sooner or later it gets you.

[@MrBurnoutLegend]

This editor is a legend.

[@johnscott2849]

So you had to embarrass the guy to get him to admit it. I think he is a jerk. Only reason he did what admit was you embarrassed him

[@randymorobitto5453]

John - The only reason he fessed up was because he lost out on getting a job. Maybe that was the trigger to get him to stop drinking... "Well, Mr. Smith; this job requires an attention to detail and the ability to follow instructions. Based on your inability to read and follow any of a dozen 'NO PARKING' signs, and an apparent anger issue, we simply cannot hire you as manager of our nuclear power plant. Sorry..."

[@johnscott2849]

Randy Morobitto I am sure that both of these things had something to do with him admitting what he did

[@danni1993]

Actually, he embarrassed himself.

[@bettyluckey9497]

#gtogr, Thanks for the update.. Your editing just keeps getting better & better. With great humor, lol.

[@steveskouson9620]

I've watched quite a few of your videos, and have read the FAQs. Twice. GREAT KZbin channel! Never seen you do anything improper. steve

[@bigmac965]

I enjoyed the story. Video was well produced, too. Thanks!

[@MoiNokaOi]

Glad to hear he paid to have the vehicle repainted! Never would have without your handy video work and having his name posted😉

[@TeeAiDee]

This is one of the most beautiful stories of karma coming down on a person that I've ever had the pleasure of hearing. Hopefully this gentleman learned from this experience, and thinks twice in the future before every stupid action he may or may not take.

[@whitedovetail]

I am glad to see that the employees SUV got repainted and the wife is happy, and the employee is happy. I was never worried about the drunk. "I was so drunk I don't remember it ......". The BS meter just went to 100%!!!! Made all the signs and cameras worth your while. Plus now you are all famous on KZbin with the best towing, public pissing, drunken staggering, sign stealing, fence kicking video channel!!!!

[@baddriversofst.johnsnl6180]

so its more of a 'I DONT WANT MY NAME TARNISHED' than 'I WANT TO DO WHATS RIGHT'. end result is the same but it'd have been better if his motivation was more pure.

[@tenshi7angel]

Pretty much. Scum bag indeed.

[@janetmiller2160]

Agree 100% I was disappointed in his repentance.

[@Lmnop913]

I think this is my new favourite video from this channel. I love a happy ending. ☺️. Great job!

[@heyblinkin5366]

Remember ALF? He’s back, in pog form.

[@SierraOne]

Great story!! Hopefully the rip off guy(s) that charge folks to park in your lot will suffer a similar karma experience, then there will be another great story! Thanks for sharing

[@jaytee2642]

Living Larger What? Am I understanding you correctly? Some low life is taking money from people to park in those spaces? Wow. Karma baby, right in the buttocks.

[@saffiegirl4158]

He might be referring to that one video where it appeared the guy was directing people into those parking spots like an attendant. He wasn't an attendant, but as far as I know he didn't collect any money (though he might have), but I do hope Karma bites square in the bumhole.

[@colormedubious4747]

I thought the scammer collected money from at least two people in that video.

[@MikeBSc]

Yeah, there were a couple of instances where someone wearing a high vis jacket ushered cars into the parking lot and took a fee for parking. That's why the signs now also explicitly state "this is not event parking". Attempts have been made to identify the individuals at fault, but nothing yet afaik.

[@BigLisaFan]

@@MikeBSc Saw a guy in Toronto, Canada do that. Cardboard sign saying parking $20.00, cash only, cheap safety jacket, . The entire muffler shop's lot was jammed full. Towing guys had a field day! Would have loved to be a fly on the wall for all of that.

[@MainGoldDragon]

Honestly, this story is more interesting than some movies out there.

[@walterfink9782]

Glad the guy, came clean. He wasn't truthful with the law. Your videos, are the first ones, I look for, all day, and every day. Those tow guys need to come by more often. They miss $$$$.

[@weasel818]

Well at least he didn't take offence to the fence or wizz all over the place!

[@genes.4990]

I am ever so grateful you set the record straight for us. Now I can get a good night sleep after all these years! Love your channel, keep up the good work and hopefully in the the future you can crack out the apply IIe and show us it works or something like that. I grew up learning computer programming on one and an IIc . They bring back some fond memories, like accidentally coming across your channel on KZbin.

[@cdevidal]

I’m so glad the tow truck has its own music

[@monicadasilva1740]

You did a great job about putting the video and name!I would do the same!Before i left Luxembourg, it happened that some guy destroyed completely 2 wheels of my car parked on the other side of the building i lived, but unfortunately there were no cameras and i had a huge cost because of that, and surely with cameras and the ability to find the vandals, i would do exactly the same till they take responsibility for their criminal actions!!!!!

[@ChristopherTrott]

Good idea about asking the tow company for the plates.

[@catbyte0679]

That clown was the living embodiment of the saying, "Opportunity knocks but karma hunts you down." This is why I love KZbin--and your channel.

[@JLange642]

Aww- that's so nice of you to let us know the outcome after the video got pulled. Thank you so much!

[@TheCobruhAlienat0r]

I just came across your channel yesterday, I'm going through all of your videos and in the back of my mind I was always worried that some idiot that got angry would put 2 and 2 together and realize that all of the other cars they parked with got towed except this one car that was here when they parked and realize that it must be someone who works there and take out their anger on them. Thinking that the employee was the one who placed the call to get their car towed and not that you all probably have a contract with the tow company to drive by your parking lot every hour or so on the weekends to look for violators.

[@ocsartobi6844]

so his idea was, "my truck was towed/stolen. take it out on this SUV that just happened to be near by." seems like a rational human

[@Dylan_Sterling]

To be fair he was hammered.

[@mariabarker2036]

@@Dylan_Sterling Let's become a criminal (trespass) and plan more criminal acts to be committed later (drunk driving) while still sober. See, still not a rational human. The hammering is immaterial.

[@KaiatheSiberianHusky]

@@Dylan_Sterling to be fair....he got caught

[@Dylan_Sterling]

@@KaiatheSiberianHusky To be fair… you have to have a VERY high IQ to understand Rick and Morty

[@santiagoelias6172]

I always wondered how this all began...vids sure got better and better...so have the tunes..kool story thou ."Once upon a time.."..good stuff..everytime..thanks for making an effort to keep us fans entertained..

[@evildeadedd]

What does it say about my opinion of humanity, that while binging on your videos all i have thought is why doesn't this happen more? My experience dealing with entitled assholes like these is their first instinct is to lash out like toddlers. Not sure i would want to park there, even if authorized.

[@buddyblair8878]

This channel never gets old. Even the old ones. 😍👍👍👍👍

[@charlesmchoop3007]

Great job on you and happy the SUV got a new paint. This Channel is anwesome and also some great laws in the Lone Star State. In Germany not possible with stupid laws and the victims most time get more Trouble then the bad guys. Really sad. Greetings froms Germany. Subscribed.

[@stevemielke]

Stumbled upon your channel a few days back and have been hooked ever since. This is my first comment on a video though and I came to say this: I spent some time as a NOC tech (as well as some time in security years before that) and when the servers are running fine it's crazy the stuff you see on camera sometimes...the stories I could tell...LOL.

[@CodyTaylor115]

Pretty new to the channel but these videos are great I'm loving the stories being told this is one is by far the best.

[@popcornsaidfu8757]

Every now and then the internet is beautiful!🤗

[@papamedvedya3375]

That astounds me, I’ve spent some time in Texas and perhaps it was the circles I was exposed too, I was lucky enough to have met outstanding ladies and gentlemen. I experienced kindness, courtesy and class with all of my interactions. Granted my interactions were relatively brief.

[@gmf4248]

I have traveled to Texas for work and can tell you first hand what you describe above sums up about 99.99999% of the population there. You get you jerks everywhere unfortunately...

[@pritchardhall]

You got it right. All we want to know is, "What happened?" Thank you for the update. (Your clock effect is top of the line.)

[@BlackSwan912]

You are really a creative person. I appreciate this follow-up, even though it's the first I've heard of it.

[@jatilq]

I love coming across videos I hadn't seen on this channel.

[@zemetrius]

so stopped a drunk and angry person from driving and maybe killing someone and/or their family, well done.

[@OverlandOne]

I am 50 seconds into the video and no one has urinated in that area yet so this must be an old video, ha ha.

[@Mr.Worf63]

Great to see the guy man up to his mistake . He should thank the tow truck driver for stopping him from drinking & driving . 👍👍

[@jwarmstrong]

He should have got 6 months of key safety school & anger management - plus 100 hours of public trash collections.

[@MsTemptation]

If he were raised better he wouldn't have parked there in the first place, and he would not drink until he's drunk. I'm happy he parked there because a life was spared.

[@anthonyrobertson1787]

It was nice outcome to the story, i bet he will not do that agian

[@rattmann36863]

The I internet used for good. Love it.

[@erikjohansson1814]

All criminals should be hanged out with name and picture on the web, end of story.

[@hugecreature3810]

Eryk Johansson even people who just got arrested for having .2 of weed

[@erikjohansson1814]

huge creature Sure, I would not have any issue regarding that.

[@easystreet1888]

@ Eryk Johansson Let's put your smart ass at the front of the line. I gather you're about 15 years old. Come back as an adult please.

[@EliasPerez-cf5gp]

Thankfully in Florida they are. Most counties have online mugshots and names of everybody that commited a crime posted every week. I think it is really nice. But someone like him would have never showed there because he was not arrested.

[@HI-du4lq]

y u gotta try so hard to be edgy Eric? u ok?

[@oneorbonly]

Somehow just knew that the keyer caved because he had applied for a job. Prospective bosses checking around for names makes many people suddenly "raised right," repentant, and ready to make things right. Good form on demonstrating a proper route for public shaming to take and for bringing some touch of positive results to the innocent party.

[@abrahamgiliana]

So it was a happy ending! Thank you. You guys are amazing :)

[@MyFavoriteDisease]

This was so satisfying, I think I need a smoke right now.

[@jayburgh]

I remember this story. It's a pity Mr Smackhead McCook couldn't have reacted in the same way.

[@mashroob]

Wow... I never knew the Internet was so powerful these days! Thank you for this insight, if nothing else. I will definitely be vetting my new hires more thoroughly using such a technique. (Yes, for real; not sarcasm, geez!)

[@AviationNut]

Now I know why you guys got all those awesome security cameras around your building. I might even go park there one day so I can get my 15 minutes of Fame on KZbin. I am just not sure if the $150 will be worth it. Lol

[@kathyyoung1774]

Aviation Nut Just park across the street, walk over, and wave at the cameras. A whole lot cheaper.

[@PhantomFragg]

You can find a LOT of information on most people off of public record. That's why it's called *PUBLIC RECORD.*

[@FrenkTheJoy]

Why are people defending this guy who parked illegally, committed vandalism, and lied about it? And since he was, by his own admission, drunk but looking for his car, he was planning to DRIVE DRUNK. What's with the "oh that poor guy" attitude from some you people? He could've KILLED somebody, luckily he didn't, all he did was lie and break the law two or three times.

[@gtoger]

Well said. My guess is people are defending the guy rather than the guy's actions. Good people can make horrible decisions, especially when under the influence. In this case, the guy saw (or was shown) the errors in judgement and was motivated to try and make things right. Now all that remains is the story, the old, grainy video and hopefully a lesson he'll carry with him. If we're lucky, it's a lesson we can all carry without having to live the harsh consequences of humiliation, losing a job opportunity and having to pay for an expensive paint job.

[@katlabash3259]

Thanks guys. Love a story with a happy ending.

[@catgirldo7646]

Once upon a time!!! Great video and results were so worth it. Sadly the lesson here is this: he was not "raised better than that" because he was blind-drunk to start with before he committed a crime. I am not judging him but am judging his behavior and words and as was taught to me as a child: actions speak louder than words and first impressions are strong and long lasting. I sincerely hope he has quit drinking and that he has gotten a good job. That would be nice. Wish his story could be updated with a "And he lived happily ever after" to match the start of the story.

[@ronniemillsap]

Now this video i respect. the info nor title is not vulgar, just to the point and spot on :)

[@davidhollifield4794]

Thanks for giving the tow truck owner permission to tow for you...it helps him pay his alimony and child support payments

[@bigtb1717]

I know it has been months, but I just found this video. The first thing I noticed was the different generator. Wonder if they had problems with the Kohler? I know they have a Caterpillar now.

[@TypicalToyReviews]

That was a surprisingly clean looking Ford Explorer too

[@SK22000]

That guy is a real genius, the tow company actually saved him from a dui

[@josephd.4890]

My girlfriend has a 2010 XLT, and I have a 2010 limited with those same rims. I've been thinking about blacking mine out with the black headlights in the black projection fog lights and covering all of the Chrome and replacing the Chrome grill with a black one. That sure does look like a pretty truck too

[@davide.s.9880]

You know I've wondered why the drunks didn't do something to the car still sitting there while there's got towed. I guess most drunks aren't ass holes and realize there the screw up.

[@Anna-tc6rz]

David E.S. that and probably because they have a lot more visable cameras

[@DrLumpyDMus]

"I guess most drunks aren't assholes" - That seems like a generally less-than-safe way to approach life. Thanks - Lumpy

[@scoobydo2348]

The true beauty of Karma. Reap what you sow. Don't drive to the drink.

[@gage4g]

I love the editor of these videos.

[@HughLlewellyn]

Words can not express how much I loved this. Speaking as a screwee (and not even dinner with that!) with no karmic payback for the screwer, it's very satisfying to see a screwer get screwed back.

[@AugieRomero]

For me the respray would not be enough, these gouges are so deep they get into the metal, basically every panel that was keyed would need to be replaced and painted, would probably cost more to fix then the vehicle was worth.

[@painmagnet1]

Augie Romero Agree. Drunk guy, you buy the car from me for what it's worth WITHOUT key damage and we'd be square. Otherwise the victim now has a bondo-wagon with respray. Never gonna be as good as it was before.

[@Jukeboksi]

The car is still 100% functional.

[@Jukeboksi]

@Brisdad53 Which video were you watching? What the fuck are you actually even talking about? I'd get checked up for dementia if I was you.

[@MikeBSc]

Jukeboksi I don't know about you, but we all watched a video where the information provided explained that there were deep gouges. This would indeed imply damage to the metalwork. Sure, the car is functional, and the paint now looks nice, but at no fault to the owner, the panels are deformed, lowering the aesthetic of the vehicle, and thus, its resale value. I agree with Augie R and painmagnet1

[@Jukeboksi]

Mike At no point is there mention of no doors or a busted windshield regarding @Brisdad53 comment. I’m not looking for agreement, I provided my perspective and you can react freely.

[@Hordil]

AHAHAHAHA I had t laugh so hard when you wrote that he had to apply for the job, because I knew excatly what the next line would be hahaha

[@geltecmail]

The Naked Hook: From the Tales of Tow Squad! Bum-bum-bummmmmmm