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This is common throughout the world. Best way to decline the service is a curt no thank you and the finger wave. It's definitely "opt out" and not "opt in."
100% Deblasio's fault.
When I was growing up, Squeegee dudes where everywhere.
Around Port Authority of all places? What is this, a joke?
Call me when they are selling radios on the Cross Bronx Expressway like back in the day
That won’t happen only because the nature of car radios has changed. Aftermarket systems aren’t popular anymore. Most new cars come with really good sound already installed and there’s very little market for resale.
Where I work, “car hopping” is a daily issue. They never steal radios. They steal the crap people leave in their cars overnight.
When I lived in brooklyn from 2006-2015 (was in the midwest for a while before that), I did not see a single Squeegee dude.
And I had offices all over Brooklyn (including East New York at one point) and rounded at multiple brooklyn hospitals, and did not see a single Squeegee dude.
I'm sure you seen one at Atlantic/Bedford, but it was literally armies of squeegee dudes everywhere before Giuliani.
That won’t happen only because the nature of car radios has changed. Aftermarket systems aren’t popular anymore. Most new cars come with really good sound already installed and there’s very little market for resale.
Where I work, “car hopping” is a daily issue. They never steal radios. They steal the crap people leave in their cars overnight.
Not radios per se but you know what I mean
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That won’t happen only because the nature of car radios has changed. Aftermarket systems aren’t popular anymore. Most new cars come with really good sound already installed and there’s very little market for resale.
Where I work, “car hopping” is a daily issue. They never steal radios. They steal the crap people leave in their cars overnight.
This is true.
When I lived in Dumbo, they smashed my cars' windows all the time for fun and never stole anything. There was nothing to steal in any of my street cars, but smashing Yuppie car windows is just a fun thing to do for the adjacent project kids.
When I lived in Dumbo, they smashed my cars' windows all the time for fun and never stole anything. There was nothing to steal in any of my street cars, but smashing Yuppie car windows is just a fun thing to do for the adjacent project kids.
There are a bunch of videos that show how easy it is to smash a window with the ceramic bits off broken spark plugs. Someone doesn't have to throw hard at all.
And they are happening in low crime neighborhoods too, which I know you are always on the lookout for, so i'm letting you know.
you can't get any safer than the 111 pct
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