-Did you tow a brown Ford Focus from Ditzy Grad Apartments?
-Yes, we have that vehicle, it was called in to us for not having a permit, it will be $115 to pick up
-You can't tow me from the lot where I live!
-If your car doesn't have a permit, then yes, yes we can. That car was called into us for not having either a guest pass or a resident permit
-Look, it was my friends car, she was just here for 3 minutes to make some copies of our class notes
-Unfortunately, without a permit, she cannot park there
-It was just 3 minutes!
-It was much longer than that Ma'm, the car was called in to us at 9:45 PM, truck was on scene and towed it at 10:23, that's quite a bit longer than 3 minutes
-This is incredible! I pay hundreds of dollars a month in rent, and my friend can't even park here?
-If she was just visiting, then she needs to have a guest pass in her car, you should have gotten one when you rented that you can use for that purpose
-I already gave that one away to someone else, so what was I supposed to do?!
-Well, unfortunately without a permit, there's nothing I can do, you have to have a permit of some kind to park there
-I'm calling the police and reporting the car stolen!
-They already know we have it, we have to fax the police the info of every car we tow. Calling them and reporting it stolen, when you already know that we have it, would be considered filing a false police report, I'd advise strongly against that
-I don't care! I'm STILL going to report it stolen!
-Fine, but they'll just tell you to call us since they know we have it.
-Well, I'm calling! And then, I'm calling the apartment complex and complaining to them, and then I'm going to complain about you!
-Okay, anything else I can do for you tonight?
-NO!
*click*
Another satisfied customer
I'm guessing cooler heads eventually prevailed, as I never heard from the cops about her friend's "stolen" car, but she also didn't show up for the rest of the night to pick it up....
Hmmmm...... draw your own conclusions
-Yes, we have that vehicle, it was called in to us for not having a permit, it will be $115 to pick up
-You can't tow me from the lot where I live!
-If your car doesn't have a permit, then yes, yes we can. That car was called into us for not having either a guest pass or a resident permit
-Look, it was my friends car, she was just here for 3 minutes to make some copies of our class notes
-Unfortunately, without a permit, she cannot park there
-It was just 3 minutes!
-It was much longer than that Ma'm, the car was called in to us at 9:45 PM, truck was on scene and towed it at 10:23, that's quite a bit longer than 3 minutes
-This is incredible! I pay hundreds of dollars a month in rent, and my friend can't even park here?
-If she was just visiting, then she needs to have a guest pass in her car, you should have gotten one when you rented that you can use for that purpose
-I already gave that one away to someone else, so what was I supposed to do?!
-Well, unfortunately without a permit, there's nothing I can do, you have to have a permit of some kind to park there
-I'm calling the police and reporting the car stolen!
-They already know we have it, we have to fax the police the info of every car we tow. Calling them and reporting it stolen, when you already know that we have it, would be considered filing a false police report, I'd advise strongly against that
-I don't care! I'm STILL going to report it stolen!
-Fine, but they'll just tell you to call us since they know we have it.
-Well, I'm calling! And then, I'm calling the apartment complex and complaining to them, and then I'm going to complain about you!
-Okay, anything else I can do for you tonight?
-NO!
*click*
Another satisfied customer
I'm guessing cooler heads eventually prevailed, as I never heard from the cops about her friend's "stolen" car, but she also didn't show up for the rest of the night to pick it up....
Hmmmm...... draw your own conclusions
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