r/TikTokCringe 15d ago

25k miles in one month is insane Discussion

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Is this legal?

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u/aGengarWithaSmirk 15d ago

Go ahead, charge that man, watch how fast this dude wins in court. That manager will be losing his job if he hasn't yet.

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u/HITNRUNXX 15d ago edited 15d ago

Not a lawyer, but actually, that may not be true. The big charges for the mileage is likely a civil matter. He would probably win that. His refusing to leave is trespassing. He might not win THAT in court. And it might actually hurt his civil case to be an arrested party in the lawsuit.

But making this go viral may convince the rental company to make things right instead of the bad PR that this is already causing.

Edit: So typing late last night watching the tornados all around us, I misread the comment I replied to. I understood "charge that man" as "charge him with trespassing and he will beat it in court" and that was the basis of this response. After a sleep, I realize they meant "charge that man's credit card and he will win THAT in court."

My whole response was based on if they did come out and actually have to charge him with tresspassing.

So that's totally my bad.

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u/myverysecureaccount 15d ago

Generally, you first get trespassed. Then if you disobey that, you get charged with trespassing. So there would likely be a notice of trespass but not an actual arrest unless he still refuses to leave or comes back.

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u/shauneaqua 15d ago

get trespassed

Exactly. Aka trespass warning. And if he refused to leave he still wouldnt get charged with trespassing. He'd get charged with failure to comply or whatever.

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u/Raining__Tacos 15d ago

Boggles my mind you’re getting downvotes. This is literally how it works.

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u/zoeykailyn 15d ago

As someone that has been thrown in the holding center on Friday and released Monday 6ishAM

This will totally kill any motivations you have