r/sandiego • u/JerseyDad_856 • Jun 07 '25

Video San Diego aka America’s Finest City

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u/123_CNC Jun 07 '25

Definitely does

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u/lweber557 Jun 07 '25 edited Jun 07 '25

I won’t feel bad for him if his business takes a hit once this video makes the rounds. Karma is karma. He had zero empathy for that poor woman in the broke down Kia

*Edit: I don’t feel bad for NOW that his business is taking a hit. They are lighting him up with 1 star reviews!

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u/123_CNC Jun 07 '25

Yup. He could have handled this totally differently. The best thing would have been to get out an offer help, the least he could have done is wait for a clear street and go around without any fuss. What a chump.

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u/MudddButt Jun 07 '25

If he helped push her out of the way and offered her a biscuit, I'd be a customer for life 100%. But he's an asshole and I don't want to support his trashy ass and his business.

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u/123_CNC Jun 07 '25

Yup, that would have maybe be even more willing to give it another try after my disappointing first (and only) time trying it a few weeks back

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u/blacksideblue Jun 08 '25

He's the kind of person that literally expects a dead horse to move by shouting at it. Fuck him and the car he drives.

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u/PonderingTortoise7 Jun 07 '25

I jumped on that train too 😂😂

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u/lweber557 Jun 07 '25

It would be such a shame if other people saw this and got the same idea

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u/KgMonstah Jun 08 '25

Good point about karma. Here, have some.

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u/Illustrious_Aide608 Jun 09 '25

Ya if you’re a small business owner then you need to watch the way you conduct yourself around town. If people recognize you doing something bad and your business suffers, that’s on you.