abvintage it can happen anywhere, even gated communities. A lot of times, it's kids in the area bored, just seeing if doors are unlocked.
Totally sucks for your friend, but she has some options. I have heard of homeowner's insurance covering it. Did she take a picture of her serial number? She wants to watch eBay, CL and other sites. She also wants to alert Hermes that the bag was stolen. If someone ever brings it in for repair, cleaning, etc., it will be noted as a stolen bag. If she doesn't know her serial number, she can ask Hermes to print her an old receipt with her info on it.
That really sucks. She prob hates herself for a dumb mistake but having something taken from you is such a vulnerable feeling.
Cher your are the sweetest. abvintage I know you and I know you have a good heart but it is best not to make judgments about people based on what they have or don't have. You just never know. And I've learned a lot about that from this board.
God forbid someone make a judgement about a neighbor and mention it on a message board.
Omg can't win with you! I was defending the rich and their extravagant spending. They can do what they want!!!!!! Their life is nice!!!!
i mean, I also would assume that someone with $300k worth of cars in a neighborhood of homes that are modest might be up to no good. Or bad with money.
Ah. Thanks for the insight. I really was kidding. I know they aren't drug lords. We've met a few times but aren't close since we just moved in a couple of months ago.
One time my pager was stolen and I felt violated. My mom thought people who had pagers were drug dealers and it was a blessing in disguise for me. Full circle?
Post by seadragon2013 on Oct 10, 2016 20:50:21 GMT -5
Tangential anecdote, but I live in a modest townhouse community where no one has garages. A dude down the street from me has a Rolls Royce parked on the street.
Like the one time she agreed with my sarcastic comment that people would marry dogs if they could marry the same sex.
I'm positive I followed up with that one that I had 100% no idea that it's an argument used against gay marriage and obviously was joking and the humor was being lost in translation. Although it wasn't funny after you alerted me to the fact it was an argument used for gay marriage.
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