Stranded
Today, I locked my keys in my car. After looking for the spare key for hours, we called our insurance company, who then sent a "locksmith" with a wedge and a bar to open my car. All he did was break the driver and passenger doorhandles. My stuff is still inside. FML
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Welshite 40
Whenever I lock my keys in my car, I ask the nice boys hanging on the corner for some help. They can get my car open in less than a minute, but then I have to get my car back. That takes a bit longer.
ks23 9
Make the company pay to fix them.
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IT_Nird95 9
So the locksmith your insurance company uses is a quack, now they get to pay for you to get new door handles. At least your not going to have to foot the bill.
BFons 19
I hope you're holding them liable.
Wiz_Of_Oz 17
Don't complain, the art of door-wedging is a complex and tedious one. It requires years and years of studying to master the subtle quirks of the trade. This man you have all so thoughtlessly derided as a 'quack' and an 'idiot' surely spent half of his adult life in the mountains honing his skills. He must have just had a bad day.
wafflefriez91 17
Make them pay if not sue. Also if you noticed what they brought with them you should have stopped them.
SexyMexi21 23
15 minutes saves 15% on cat insurance... that you later have to pay back
kelardy 11
why didn't you just call your own locksmith? it's not that hard don't rely on your insurance so much else your premiums can go up -.-