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Glad she was caught. Can't imagine HAVING to get your nails done is so important that you would not only be a thief and not pay your bill, but then also commit murder by running over the nail salon worker. This lady needs to get her priorities in life straight.
Admittedly, this is an extreme case, but it demonstrates the ultimate bitter fruit of a mentality of instant gratification, and an overbuilt, credit-based economy -- sold mostly to mental midgets who just don't get it.
I'm not calling for "debtors' prison" and the like, but the problem is similar to drunken/distracted driving and drug abuse in that it has to be addressed early, and firmly, as in a "lost weekend" at the county jail, on the first offense.
Glad she was caught. Can't imagine HAVING to get your nails done is so important that you would not only be a thief and not pay your bill, but then also commit murder by running over the nail salon worker. This lady needs to get her priorities in life straight.
She certainly will now....and it will be surviving in prison.
Well, they've got her identity from the cameras and presumably ran her license plate. Only a matter of time before she will be rotting in prison, hopefully for a long time.
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Originally Posted by Tallie225
I never paid for my acrylics either a few times..but I never tried to run anyone over.
Why are you calling her a pos?? Because she ran the owner over..but to call her that because she didn't pay for her manicure??!! Please.
She ran the owner over, drove off, and attempted to evade capture. She's a POS.
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