Pile up
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You should sew the tow company
That comment left me in stitches.
You needle make a zig zag to that tow company and pin the blame on that driver so you can get your stuff back OP.
Yarn! You beat me to it..
Why didn't you ask the police officer for a ride? I'm sure he would have been happy to drive you!
Why didn't the cop take you home?
Yeah I call bull on this one. Cops are legally obligated to at least offer a ride in such a situation. If you declined the ride, that's your own fault.
what a douch
goddamn! gotta work on that karma bro
I thought Canadians where supposed to be nice how come the cop didn't help him out
Did you ask the cop for a ride? They'll give you one if you need it. Or they can call you a cab.
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Isn't the police officer supposed to bring you home safely in such cases? What an ass..
You see, son, when a tow truck and a car love each other very much, they "hook up". This is followed by the truck giving the car a "ride", most likely to the tow yard. But afterwards, the tow truck will move on to hooking up with other cars, while OP's car is left alone, feeling used and very sad.