03-15-2023, 08:50 AM
They both got in the wrong vehicle and both were 'allowed' to drive away.
Yes, that would be a question I want answered.
I am curious though, that neither driver was aware of where they parked their own car.
The driver who started the text should have sent 'Where did the crack in your windshield go?'
Eons ago, I was talking to a friend of my Dad's, who was pretty high up in the GM food chain.
He told us that at the time, there were only 2,000 different keys used in manufacturing GM cars, so with 2,000 keys and some time, anyone could get into any GM vehicle.
Obviously that wasn't much of a business model for a car thief.
Yes, that would be a question I want answered.
I am curious though, that neither driver was aware of where they parked their own car.
The driver who started the text should have sent 'Where did the crack in your windshield go?'
Eons ago, I was talking to a friend of my Dad's, who was pretty high up in the GM food chain.
He told us that at the time, there were only 2,000 different keys used in manufacturing GM cars, so with 2,000 keys and some time, anyone could get into any GM vehicle.
Obviously that wasn't much of a business model for a car thief.