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PLAIN AND SIMPLE... Next topic?

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If it were plain it simple then OBVIOUSLY it wouldn't have gone 25 pages!!!!!!

brad@a1towingbryan.com]

Face, that's a helpful suggestion, thanks. Perhaps that might help us figure out which spotter was on duty, and if he has a history of harassing black males and other athletes.

I'm afraid I was distracted by bradleyk's thinly unveiled threat: "suffer the consequence if this type of situation arises again." Luca Brasi couldn't have said it better. Of course, Luca was never very well spoken.

can someone please summarize this catastrophe of a thread for me?

TIA

With regard to the so called "list" requirement, War Hymn Aggie, stated knowing about the requirement for a list and disregarded it based on past experiences,

"I understand that a "list" is required, but the few times we had employees cars returned in the past, there was no list that we had provided for your company. Why was it not an issue before, but it is the sticking point now."

It is not the tow company's responsibility to inform the businesses that "it is a sticking point now", it is the businesses responsibility to be compliant.


http://www.mybcs.com/Content/Forums/Replies.aspx?tid=1797985&pg=2

your attitude is completely unwarranted and i'd appreciate it very much if you'd gtfo of here

[This message has been edited by ac04 (edited 3/2/2011 11:49a).]

Tow the car. Leave the cannoli.

For the record, my name is Bradley King, I am the founder of the Nathan Michael King SIDS Foundation in Bryan, TX and have no relationship, business or personal, with anyone from any tow company in Bryan or the surrounding areas.

You can visit our website through the link on my profile.

This aggression will not stand, man.

oh crap, he put up the SIDS forcefield. step lightly everyone, this man helps people.

AC04,

Respecfully declining your request.

well then i'm disrespectfully declining your respect. deal with that.

T&Ps, little babies

AC04,

It was asked of my relationship to A1 and an incorrect e-mail was posted for me, so I responded as to my presence in the community and my relationship. You can take it as you will. Unfortunately, there is a need to help people, and we do help. I did not throw up the Foundation to make people tread lightly. I would prefer that everyone be themselves. I am man enough to understand that any direct statements to me or about me are not related to what we do as an organization.

AC04

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BarnacleScraper

she's (ed Arctic Penguin) not that kind of lawyer

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AP is female!
AP is in law?

learn something new everyday

geeze, take it easy man this is just the internet

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For the record, my name is Bradley King, I am the founder of the Nathan Michael King SIDS Foundation in Bryan, TX and have no relationship, business or personal, with anyone from any tow company in Bryan or the surrounding areas.

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I read the story about your son -- sorry to hear about your loss. It's hard to hear that stuff, especially just having my first son. Anyway, prayers sent for your family.

AC04,

I always take it easy. I completely understand the debate here and I just jumped in with my 2 cents... and I understand that 2 cents is 2 cents more than it is worth most or all of the time.

Stupidisme,
Thanks for your T&P and congrats on your first son. I hope there is info on the site that can help.

edit: "first child" to "first son"

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My gramma had breast cancer. She's dead now. Not from the cancer...she beat that like a champ. But then she got really old and had Alzheimer's. It was pretty sad.

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It was asked of my relationship to A1 and an incorrect e-mail was posted for me

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Sorry Charpie! Back to the tow business...

They had every right to tow!!!

hope this helps get it started again.

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They had every right to tow!!!

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when was this ever in dispute?

theft should NEVER be legal

sure it should ada. It's called banking.

Aggro

Finished readin this masterpiece.


Bravo everyone. Bravo!

~egon

So the plane DOES take off?

How? The conveyor is acting against it...

Dude, don't you know? The conveyor is moot.

Texas Occupations Code; Title 14-Regulation of Motor Vehicles and Transportation; Subtitle A-Regulations Related to Motor Vehicles; Chapter 2308-Vehicle Towing and Booting; Subchapter A-General Provisions; Section 2308.255-Towing Company's Authority to Remove and Store Unauthorized Vehicle

(d) A towing company may remove and store a vehicle under Subsection (a) only if the parking facility owner:
(1) requests that the towing company remove and store the specific vehicle; or
(2) has a standing written agreement with the towing company to enforce parking restrictions in the parking facility from which the vehicle will be removed.

Subsection (a) states: (a)A towing company that is insured as provided by Subsection (c) may, without the consent of an owner or operator of an unauthorized vehicle, remove and store the vehicle at a vehicle storage facility at the expense of the owner or operator of the vehicle

Subsection (c) states: (c)Only a towing company that is insured against liability for property damage incurred in towing a vehicle may remove and store an unauthorized vehicle under this section.

Based on this Texas statute and the understanding that the towing company had a written agreement with the property owner, the tow company made a "LEGAL TOW".

Case closed - Verdict: Judgement in favor of the tow company

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I see no mention of "the list".

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Considering the spotter missed the employee walking in, they did not. List or no list, if the spotter had done their job and saw all patrons exiting the vehicle, this could have been prevented by the spotter walking into the restaurant and asking about the car.

Say the car was on the list and the employee's car wouldn't start and they had to borrow a friend's car to get to work, how would the list have prevented this?