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I'm going to have you leave your car unlocked, but that's what happened to my wife. She went shopping, she left her car unlocked, she gets back in and it's like just trash. Somebody had been checking car doors in the parking lot went through the car, looked at the glove box and everything didn't find anything, but just my wife's like, oh my gosh, my car got broken into, but I'm like, no, you unlocked your car.

It didn't get broken into.

But I've heard this, I've heard cops for years, just say like, hey, don't leave valuables exposed sitting in the seat or whatever and then lock your doors and your car has a better chance of not getting broken into.

So are you saying that if you leave it unlocked, everything's free as a buffet.

I mean, the video surveillance video of the parking lot was like people just go in car to car to car, not breaking, not breaking windows to just checking handles.

So broken into, probably if you were challenged on it, maybe because nothing was broken to get into it, but we still understand somebody illegally got into the car.

They shouldn't have been in there. They should have been in there. They trust passed.

That stinks though. I don't like that.

No, it's terrible, it's a terrible feeling, but really I think the lesson here is just lock your cars because that's really what they're doing.

But also she didn't put anything valuable in there. She had just cleaned her car out like two days before.

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