need a plate run. just had a hit and run...

[stevo]

No update on whether he is getting a hit-and-run charge?

Stevo

[03trubluGT]

No update on whether he is getting a hit-and-run charge?

Stevo

Baited question so you can spout another "lazy cops not doing anything" response?

[Mike]

UPDATE: USAA is paying the claim and is mailing me a check for what the estimate showed. I've never had it done this way so I assume that if the total cost is higher, the shop will just contact USAA?

I need some body shop recommendations now so I can get this done! Anyone have a recommendation in the HEB area?

Thanks!

Fender Mender gets my vote

[Nash B.]

Baited question so you can spout another "lazy cops not doing anything" response?

If the shoe fits...

[Mike]

Baited question so you can spout another "lazy cops not doing anything" response?

Thanks for all you guys do, Matt.

[stevo]

Baited question so you can spout another "lazy cops not doing anything" response?

Please do not bring your asshurtedness into other threads. Thanks.

Stevo

[Leah]

No update on whether he is getting a hit-and-run charge?

Stevo

Not yet. They have to give him time to respond, but if he's as cooperative with them as he's been with HIS OWN insurance (which, btw, they are dropping him from their policy for non-cooperation-bwahahahaha!), it will likely end up happening. I'm not letting it get forgotten.

Fender Mender gets my vote

I would actually take it there if I lived closer. Barry has fixed several of my vehicles and I've never had an issue.


BTW-I have to say that Officer Tucker (the officer that responded and made the report) is by far, one of the nicest and most helpful officers I've ever had an interaction with. In fact, we are texting right now because he wanted to know how it ended up with his insurance. He did everything he could to make it as pleasant as it could possibly be and even offered to speak to the insurance company himself if they had any doubts.

[juiceweezl]

BTW-I have to say that Officer Tucker (the officer that responded and made the report) is by far, one of the nicest and most helpful officers I've ever had an interaction with. In fact, we are texting right now because he wanted to know how it ended up with his insurance. He did everything he could to make it as pleasant as it could possibly be and even offered to speak to the insurance company himself if they had any doubts.

You let him sneak a peek, didn't you?

[Leah]

You let him sneak a peek, didn't you?

LMAO! It was the boob sweat that got him. Standing in a parking lot in the middle of downtown Ft. Worth in 100 degree temps probably wasn't that flattering.

[Snatch Napkin]

You let him sneak a peek, didn't you?

"Know your resources."

[stevo]

LMAO! It was the boob sweat that got him. Standing in a parking lot in the middle of downtown Ft. Worth in 100 degree temps probably wasn't that flattering.

Boob sweat isn't a bad thing, unless it man-boob sweat.

Stevo

[Randy]

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mention that youre hubby is a part of DFWLX and theyll give you a discount they do great work

[juiceweezl]

LMAO! It was the boob sweat that got him. Standing in a parking lot in the middle of downtown Ft. Worth in 100 degree temps probably wasn't that flattering.

LOL Reminds me of a story recently told by a LEO friend of ours. Apparently a co-worker of my wife was talking at work that her husband got a DWI a few weeks back while driving them home after a late dinner/night out. She was upset about it and stuff. Our LEO friend who was there asked her if she offered to do anything about it then? Her reply was, "What do you mean?" He said, "You know. Did you offer to DO SOMETHING to help right then."

The conversation went on for a while with her saying, "What could I have done? My husband was right there!" Anyway, LEO friend says that it's the norm for women to offer up to get out of something (or their spouse) and that apparently most people take them up on it.

[Leah]

lol reminds me of a story recently told by a leo friend of ours. Apparently a co-worker of my wife was talking at work that her husband got a dwi a few weeks back while driving them home after a late dinner/night out. She was upset about it and stuff. Our leo friend who was there asked her if she offered to do anything about it then? Her reply was, "what do you mean?" he said, "you know. Did you offer to do something to help right then."

the conversation went on for a while with her saying, "what could i have done? My husband was right there!" anyway, leo friend says that it's the norm for women to offer up to get out of something (or their spouse) and that apparently most people take them up on it.

wtf??

[stevo]

wtf??

I think he is referring to a happy ending, or extra sugar at the coffee shop.

Stevo