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And now, Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher.

So I see this story on my timeline, and I was on one of my social media platforms, and I wanted to believe that it was true.

I didn't want to look to see if it actually was true or not.

So a Chicago man allegedly bought a used car for about $600, registered in his ex-girlfriend's name without her knowledge, and then left it parked in a secure employee lot at O'Hare Airport.

Because the car was never moved, three years it sat there in that parking lot.

It accumulated 678 parking tickets that eventually

totaled more than $105,000 in fines. So the woman later learned she was listed as the registered

owner and faced the fines, even though she said she never had access to the vehicle.

And, you know, you want to kind of smile and say, I mean, I want to, what a dick move by the

boyfriend or the ex-boyfriend, but kind of a good one, too, just a way to pay her back.

Plus, what is O'Hare Airport? airport what are you doing after you let a car park

there for three years and you just keep ticketing it i mean what's the what's the line a year maybe

a year and you say to yourself you know probably something up with that but instead three years

that's another issue in and of itself but i did go back because I wanted to know if it was true or not, and it was.

So they worked out a settlement.

It was the largest parking fine, I guess, in Chicago history.

I don't know if that's even true today because I think this happened back in 2013 or something like that.

And so the lady made a deal in civil court and she had the final bill of $4,470.

Okay.

So you think to yourself, why should she have to pay it if it's the boyfriend?

Okay, so here's the deal.

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