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Even if the car door is unlocked, opening it and climbing inside is still technically considered "Breaking and Entering." Now, you can probably convince the cop that if your friend was driving a near-identical SUV, that you got them confused or something. But still. Cool Story Bro: there are only about five different keys that'll open and start any Toyota made before about 1985. Back in the 70s and 80s when those cars were new it was not uncommon to hear stories of someone getting into someone else's Toyota that looked identical to theirs, unlocking it, starting it up, and driving it away!
I hope you left them a nice present.
Did you at least find something worth grabbing?
When she was running.. instead of saying where is my car ? she was thinking which one should be my car? oh there's my Lamborghini with my towels !!
Well, it's not "busting in" if the door was obviously unlocked. It's a good conversation starter! Or a story to tell at parties.
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Was the other person in the car? Because that would make this hilarious.
Get out and run!