
u/WaddlesJP13

Found at Walmart after work. Didn't even know some of these were coming out!
My mother printed a FM6 PI class bumper sticker for my Scion tC
Overheard a group of kids in the other aisle celebrating that they found some "rare cars". I rushed over and immediately snatched them. Don't they understand that I have bills to pay?
My wealth has exceeded levels beyond comprehension
Screw broke in half while removing car battery and is stuck in the frame of the car. How would you recommend removing it? Car is a 2nd gen Scion tC.
Bought my first car (and most tangible dream car) today, a 2015 Scion tC. Promised myself when I first got a car I would let this place roast it.
DREAM CAR ACQUIRED! Got a 2015 with 84k miles for $10k.
Needs some detailing but I love it. It's so damn fun to drive.
Got 24 Tomica this month! 21 from a Mercari JP lot, the Canbus and Sienta from AliExpress, and the GT-R from Ebay.
I only went to DT cause I was thirsty after a long, laborious shift at work...
Actual bull in a china shop
This is something from about 2 years ago that I just remembered. I was at an antique mall, i.e. a store that would have a lot of old, valuable, and fragile things. Two women who each had a dog with them, one of them being a pitbull, were also there. I had turned the corner out of an aisle and the pitbull just started barking at me, so I turned back down another aisle and quickly walked away.
Later on, I heard it and another dog barking and growling at each other, while their owners just went like "oops, haha", things like that. Yeah very funny, your aggressive dogs you seem to not be able to control are stirring shit up in an enclosed space with a bunch of elderly people and kids. Sure enough, I eventually heard the loud crash of something made of metal or glass hitting the ground. I assume they were either kicked out or voluntarily left out of shame.
Are we being serious? Who in their right mind brings a large, loud dog, particularly the most aggressive breed, to a store like that, especially considering all the breakable things and all of the mostly older shoppers who may not be able to repel it if it were to attack them.