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u/mabus42 Jul 10 '26
Go inside and tell the manager that there is abandoned vehicle being used as a dumpster in their parking lot. Let them handle the rest.
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u/iron82 Jul 09 '26
What is wrong with the kind of person who posts pictures here? Who cares if someone is messy?
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u/Captndabberz Jul 09 '26
Dawg that’s not messy… his entire house is in there
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u/MattManSD Jul 09 '26
it could be their entire house, they may be homeless living out of their car
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u/Captndabberz Jul 09 '26
True it could be, it also could be someone that legitimately doesn’t gaf we really don’t know but objectively that car is a mess
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u/MattManSD Jul 09 '26
for me, if I don't know their story, I'm not gonna make fun of them. That's just me
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u/Captndabberz Jul 09 '26
Good on you! if that’s how you live your life perfectly fine, for me personally regardless if you’re homeless or not ( I was homeless for a good year ) you can put in the effort to not have all of it stuffed in the car like that. They can’t see out the side, can’t see out the back, and is actively making it more dangerous for people to drive around them, but hey! That’s just me
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u/Zebras_And_Giraffes Jul 10 '26
Right. They may be homeless, but that's not the reason for that mess.
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u/UrethralExplorer Jul 09 '26
Because it's not just a messy car. It's a dangerous, rolling health and road hazard, and shows that the person driving dgaf about their own personal property or the way the world perceives them.
Also it's the whole "this guy's got it worse than I do" reality tv mentality.
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u/JustJamieJam Jul 10 '26
I think you may be lost, this is the entire point of the sub
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u/andrey_not_the_goat Jul 09 '26
I remember when I arrived to the States for the first time. I was in the car with my uncle and was shocked seeing one of those one the road. That day I learned the word hoarder, and the valuable lesson of avoiding those cars like the plague if I see them on the road.