[csu87]

Originally Posted by SheaButter

Now I completely regret not taking a picture! At first I was going to, but I was irritated at that time, so I didn't.

What would have been better was walking over to him with your phone, then taking a pic of him and walking away.

[SheaButter]

Originally Posted by gtron

although funny and justified, i would have likely called the locksmith for him and let someone or something else dish the karma.

perhaps it would have taught him to handle things better in the future instead of perpetuating the negativity.

another way to look at it is that his negativity turned you negative and he's really the one that pulled the win.

additionally, note that i said i would call for him. i don't believe you should let anyone touch your belongings unless you don't mind losing them.

of course that's just my opinion. perhaps he really needed that. karma is funny like that.

Well it's not like I stranded him in the desert, he was busy at a gas station. I just wasn't willing to hand a stranger my phone, especially after him being rude. I get what you're saying, but perpetuating somebody's bad behavior is something I don't see helping. Plus, I don't like randoms having my phone in their possession (as you said).

Originally Posted by csu87

What would have been better was walking over to him with your phone, then taking a pic of him and walking away.

LOLOLOLOL

[3onDubs]

Originally Posted by csu87

What would have been better was walking over to him with your phone, then taking a pic of him and walking away.

Yup, would have confirmed that this actually happened.






jk OP...we believe you...

[SunnyD]

Lol awesome story; I would've done the same thing!

[tranquility]

Originally Posted by csu87

What would have been better was walking over to him with your phone, then taking a pic of him and walking away.

LMAO. Freaking genius.

[NEFARIOUS]

I'd do the same... This is NOT what I've been dying to move to OC for! If someone pissed me off I can be a total asshole, and I HOPE that person doesn't like it! I mean, it goes all the way back to the biblical times with the Golden Rule!

If he caught me on a bad day (like the one I had last week), I'd call AAA on speakerphone, get the operator, walk through almost all the processes, then cancel the request and say that "'you' problem/'me' problem" line and drive off!