Having your car towed because you were too cheap to feed the parking meter

Add another 200 bucks to have your wheels realigned after being towed.

Jeez Goggles you just brought back some memories of Asbury...Is the run-down downtown all fancy and garbage now? Have not seen it in 20 years..wondering where the welfare folks live now around the Berkley Carteret area? Still the same ghetto? or maybe/hopefully they are occupying Ocean Grove? Boy what a fucked up city that was when I was arrested there for weed...some guy sued them to the Supreme Court to drive in there on a Sunday to deliver newspapers.They had their own religious police at the time that Neptune took over I belive…

We get busted smoking a joint and the friggin police chief's wife is in the room shaking her finger at us saying you druggies are bad bad bad..HAHA.(This was outside a Seals and Crofts concert in the convention center they had,only way concert was approved was because S+C had some anti-abortion radio hit)

As we were getting resolved,the cops bring in others...about a year later I recognize one of the kids outside at concert in Jersey City and ask if he got busted in OG and we laugh our fools off telling the stories of how it all ended up etc..

Sorry to get the thread off-trak but it isn't exactly busy here haha

So in San Francisco they have huge conventions for these tech companies. The largest of these have concerts for the attendees. And there are shuttles to ferry attendees to said concerts. I once saw them drop of a temp parking permit sign, pole in bucket of concrete temp, in front of what was normally motorcycle parking turning it into shuttle pick-up. There were already a line of bikes parked there when they dropped the sign off. They towed every one. Unbeknownst to me at the time, a colleague had a bike parked there. He was at the yard before the bike even got there. Over 400 bucks.

How is that even legal?

I'd go straight to the courthouse.

He went straight to the yard. It was like 4 o'clock and he didn't want to have to pay a second day. Each day was over a hundred. Never asked him about it down the line to see if he got his money back. The city forgot to put the sign out, people parked, they towed. Easier to deal with 10 working stiffs than some huge company (Oracle) who paid you to block of a street and you didn't.

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