How would you feel if you had a fun-filled day and saw your automobile wrecked? Right, anger? A member of the internet published this terrible experience and a photo of his severely damaged vehicle.
Reddit was used to spread the now-famous post. According to ESPN Southwest Florida, the automobile owner was enjoying a night out at Epcot, a theme park at the Walt Disney World Resort in Bay Lake, Florida, watching the Hanson performance, when someone vandalized the vehicle. The individual who upset the owner so much left a “sorry letter” and $100 as payment for their trouble.
“Got out of Hanson at Eat to the Beat and discovered this in the parking lot with a letter saying sorry and $100 but no information to help make a claim,” the caption of his photo says.
Five days have passed since this post was shared, and it has attracted lots of interest. Online people expressed sympathy for the owner. The owner should verify the security cameras, according to a user. He noted: “Ouch! The parking lots probably contain cameras if you want to talk to security. Most locations do. That’s not an excellent way to conclude the day, good luck.
The owner said, “We did speak with security and submit a complaint with FHP, but they sent no one out because the car was unoccupied and is on private property. They said they have an investigator who may contact us, but we’ll probably only see footage if a case is pursued.”
Yet another user said, “I simply can’t see why someone would apologize in writing yet leave out their contact information. Not much of a sorry!”
“I have two explanations for this. First, I won’t be helped since they don’t have insurance. The second is that they had been drinking and didn’t want to get something like a DUI, “The owner said.
The business owner said, “I’m very sure that when they were moving away, their front end hit the ground. I believe they moved quicker than they should have been since the bumper fasteners were at least ten feet away from the automobile. Sincerely, I believe there was some intoxication present.”
Additionally, he indicated that an insurance claim had been made, and he added, “The $100 is good, but I don’t personally know anyone with that low of a deductible. I wish they had shown a bit more willing to take accountability.”
Additionally, he indicated that an insurance claim had been made, and he added, “The $100 is good, but I don’t personally know anyone with that low of a deductible. I wish they had shown a bit more willing to take accountability.”
