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Hashtag_Username1 t1_j6g7qpz wrote

I only have 1 question… how come luck charms hasn’t came out with an “oops, all charms” cereal?

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sicurri t1_j6g8pxq wrote

The door opens inward on the house and the left side of the porch where the front of the suv is connects to the concrete of the driveway. No ramp needed and likely that whole left side of the porch either has no enclosure or it opens outward.

No questions needed when the answers are all logically there.

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CheeseSteak17 t1_j6g9q9f wrote

It’s perspective. It is just covered parking. They simply backed in…

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Stay-Thirsty t1_j6gabdx wrote

Maybe they are expecting a hail storm and don’t want the car damaged?

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JesusPotto t1_j6gb8al wrote

Can’t have that Kia getting yoinked, gotta park it on the porch

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RPDRNick t1_j6gbcp7 wrote

"Oh, did you say you drive a Porsche?"

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cloudywater1 OP t1_j6gc94b wrote

Northern Ohio, guy had 4 cars in the driveway and the house has a 2 car garage. My thought was repo man is hunting for this one.

House door swings in… but that screen door swings out.

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cloudywater1 OP t1_j6gcw7j wrote

Replying to CheeseSteak17 (#1,601,198)

I don’t need to zoom in, I drive by all the time. The house is on a slab, and the porch is concrete. Guy has a driveway full of cars and today he parks it on his porch. I am guessing repo man is looking for this one

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Cryterionlol t1_j6gd1dj wrote

Replying to sicurri (#1,600,506)

Yeah I agree. You can see a fence directly behind the vehicle though. But IMO if somebodies willing to park their car on their porch, they're probably more than willing to unscrew their fence from the supports then put it back

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MadMan018 t1_j6gga39 wrote

So we just gonna ignore the demon standing in the woods?

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ominous-cydex t1_j6ggh4f wrote

looks like they ghetto turned their garage into a room or studio apartment with separate entrance and their patio into their new driveway. On some white trash slumlord shit

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bennypres t1_j6ggq5y wrote

Some late model Kias have feeble ignition cylinders with a lack of anti-theft technology. 2nd gen Souls like this, or 3rd gen Optimas. Similar aged Rio and Sportage models, too.

There seems to be an influx of dummy kids sharing amateur how-to’s on YouTube, etc. I’ve seen a couple ignition cylinders broken with easy.

Give an impressionable, mindless youth a tutorial on how to steal a car and they suddenly think life is GTA without consequences lol

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KAG25 t1_j6ghzcv wrote

I don't even see steps or a ramp, maybe to keep alligators away from the Kia

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BashiG t1_j6gi6e7 wrote

I have but one question, what the car doin?

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cloudywater1 OP t1_j6gj381 wrote

Replying to bennypres (#1,601,932)

Thanks. This is a very insightful comment and I bet this what he’s doing.

This neighborhood is all low income housing basically off of a country road with a reputation for unruly kids and police calls. 2 sheriffs were just down the street at another house. Break ins are more common than most other areas. (Basically a trailer park)

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violentpac t1_j6gjn0j wrote

I got a question or two.

What exactly are you questioning?

And did you talk to them and get their permission to take pictures of their home and post it on the internet?

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bennypres t1_j6gjuhu wrote

Replying to cloudywater1 (#1,602,385)

Agh, I’m sorry to hear things are that tough for your (or this) community.

An SUV was stolen from someone’s driveway down the street last week.

It’s beginning to transcend communities where I live, and the safety of peoples property and lives are becoming increasingly threatened.

The person living next-door, their sister — she lives a few streets away and her son’s newer Wrangler was stolen a couple weeks back.

It’s no longer something you’d only have to worry about by being in the wrong place and the wrong time.

Pretty sad times we live in

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nope79 t1_j6gkl5l wrote

Like who drives a Kia Soul?

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bocephus205 t1_j6gknt6 wrote

too bad street view decided to skip this neighborhood

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Goldfingeraz117 t1_j6gl4b3 wrote

And you may find yourself living in a shotgun shack And you may find yourself in another part of the world And you may find yourself behind the wheel of a large automobile And you may find yourself in a beautiful house, with a beautiful wife And you may ask yourself, "Well, how did I get here?"

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AleeeeshaB t1_j6go1rz wrote

Huh. Yeah. Yup. This is interesting. Why was such a choice made???

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Exeunter t1_j6govlw wrote

There was an apartment across the street from me that always had a motorcycle stowed overnight way up on a high-floor balcony. This was a BIG, 800-lb cruiser bike - there was no space left for anything else on that balcony.

It was a very unexpected thing to see...and if you think about it for a minute, you realize that every night, the owner had to take the bike into and up the elevator, push it down the hallways, and wheel it into his unit and across the living room to the balcony...

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IHateMath14 t1_j6gp9um wrote

Anyone else notice the giant pair of glowing eyes behind the house in the woods?

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Octsober t1_j6gpbkh wrote

…whats that thing looking back to the right of the car in the woods? 😱

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Artai55a t1_j6gtn07 wrote

Back in the 80s my neighbors had a toyota corolla which was small and light. When we wanted to play basketball, four of us could lift and carry it out of the way.

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TANTRUM27X t1_j6gupit wrote

Replying to bennypres (#1,604,154)

Yes, that was your question and they said "no" to answer it. Then gave you their reasoning instead of the one you offered. They did nothing wrong. Maybe step away from the computer for a min and take a breath.

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bennypres t1_j6gushg wrote

Replying to TANTRUM27X (#1,604,745)

Can you read? Or do you prefer manipulating information? Asides from a true webpage, where else do they post videos of car thefts? At their local community centre bulletin board?

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TANTRUM27X t1_j6gv7wa wrote

Replying to bennypres (#1,604,764)

I think I and everyone else can read that you think you own the comments and can dictate what others are allowed to respond, Yes. What I prefer, is people to conduct themself with reason and maturity. Seems I may have made a mistake here starting this conversation. My apologies. I'll see myself out.

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bennypres t1_j6gvixm wrote

Replying to TANTRUM27X (#1,604,842)

I don’t own anything here. I am simply standing my ground because somebody chose to make a snide comment, and probably thought they were being clever. Sadly, and on multiple accounts by separate people, there was a lack of consideration towards whether my question was misconstrued. Why not just ask somebody to reiterate the question?

I asked you a series of questions, but I did not ask you to leave. And I don’t really mind you being here. Since when is passive aggressiveness congruent with maturity? I see plenty of the former, but I’m curious where the latter is. You seek something you don’t posses yourself, which is ironic. And it’s your intrusive, holier-than-thou behaviour I’m not particularly fond of. Your lack of questions and ability to step back from the situation seem to suggest a lack of reason (you jumped in hung-ho without asking questions then abruptly decided to leave).

And here we are down the rabbit hole, completely astray from my initial question regarding whether you are also seeing car theft videos being posted on social apps more now than before.

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hippielips t1_j6h7lgz wrote

Is it possible this is AI generated?

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Adh1434 t1_j6hdhg6 wrote

They DoorDashed a car and this is the picture to prove it was delivered.

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boersc t1_j6hkvyt wrote

Exactly. How come they didn't clear that patch of snow? Infuriating!

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KaiWenXiao t1_j6hrddf wrote

Now you can go with this, or you can go with that!

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zionritz t1_j6i45uf wrote

Standard kia security function

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Small_Rocket t1_j6i89ck wrote

This is a mobile home.

The car pays rent. Is smoking on the patio

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NorthernDen t1_j6iat00 wrote

Replying to Exeunter (#1,603,612)

I wonder if it was everynight? Or did the owner have a car downstairs in his parking spot, and on weekends would take out the bike?

This seems like a more likly scenerio, but I have seen weird things like this to.

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Consistent_Parsley91 t1_j6icvdz wrote

I think the porch opens up in the back - hence the dead grass near the neighbor's yard.

But why not park on the street or make a driveway?

He/she must really love that car.

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Anasetsuken t1_j6id4od wrote

Maybe they're disabled or mobility limited and park closer to door for ease of access

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Drafgo t1_j6ifm2a wrote

Keep your friends close, and your car closer.

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SwissKver t1_j6ijz78 wrote

Maybe they're disabled it sure looks like it's a good fit.

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harveyroux t1_j6irimn wrote

The only thing I can figure is maybe he has some serious sound equipment in there? OP, whats the skinny on this lol?

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Adventurous_Shake161 t1_j6it60e wrote

I was playing this game called ark few years ago, I initially started with a raft base, then that got stuck and I just decided to build a massive base around it. I feel this may be the case 🤡

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Conservative-Point t1_j6iu1oy wrote

This way they can say the car has a car port if they decide to sell. Might add a few $$ to the selling price.

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Sweet-Sale-7303 t1_j6iwsad wrote

You can steal kias that have regular keyed ignitions with a usb cable. Probably trying to protect it.

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partrx t1_j6iycwn wrote

They have a lot of soul! And probably too many usb cables.

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cld1984 t1_j6iyqtw wrote

Judging by the ruts in the grass, whatever happened didn’t happen quickly or easily! You can see ramps against the building

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biest229 t1_j6j0joi wrote

Maybe his wife/kids feel unsafe walking down the drive to the car, if it’s poorly lit and they need to do so when dark?

I know it’s a short driveway and they have lights, but I literally got the shit scared out of me by someone in my front garden once. Very short driveway. He meant no harm, we lived near a low-security psych ward and sometimes someone would escape. He just liked collecting leaves and we had a lot of trees.

Another time I got the shit scared out of me in my front garden, the guy was high af and tried to attack me.

So, maybe this?

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cloudywater1 OP t1_j6j1a1j wrote

Replying to biest229 (#1,621,070)

Maybe, he had 3 other vehicles in his driveway and plenty of room for the Kia. I was thinking making it hard on the Repo man or others have commented that these Kia's are extremely easy to steal.

House had a 2 car attached garage as well, so if he did feel unsafe he could have parked it in there.

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seamustheseagull t1_j6j4xh1 wrote

He's blocking that door from being opened. Maybe the latch is broken or they've got something valuable in there.

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YeahMeAlso t1_j6jbqe8 wrote

I'm guessing its just a mini carport with a gate where the driveway starts on the right side there.

That's the only explanation I've got.

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circular_file t1_j6jkd7b wrote

Replying to cmd_iii (#1,623,050)

LOL. As my daughters are so ready to point out, I'm 'SO cis-het-white-male'. As far as they're concerned I'm only a few steps this side of Trump because I'm pro 2A, when in reality I'm a few steps to the left of Bernie. So, call me what you will, I have no objections; I can guarantee you I've been called worse, although I cannot say 'by better' because I don't know you at all.
Have a great afternoon!

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Mojave_1 t1_j6jkeac wrote

smart. I looks like they did it to protect it from.the snow.

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Shiny_Donut t1_j6jlkpn wrote

It's holding down that side of the house?

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Ninjabanana420 t1_j6js69i wrote

The only question I have is who built that porch? Is it wood or is it made of concrete/asphalt?

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TieDyedGemini t1_j6k0yga wrote

"Park in front and come around the back"

"You sure?"

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oopsie-mybad t1_j6k2v60 wrote

Driveway/sidewalk in front of the house (to the left), just confusing perspective. Backed up underneath. Just has to pull forward to leave.

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permadrunkspelunk t1_j6kbslh wrote

Replying to Artai55a (#1,604,532)

Corollas from the 70's and 80's still weighed 2000 lbs. I am a fit adult construction and I cannot lift up 500 lbs. 4 of you would all have to be averaging that. I dp not believe this unless the engine was missing

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Artai55a t1_j6l3qr0 wrote

Replying to permadrunkspelunk (#1,632,292)

When lifting with four people above the wheels, it wasn't that hard to lift a millimeter and move several feet and set. It was about timing the lift and distributing the weight. Sometimes we had five or six of us and one time as a joke we hid the car in the back yard.

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