You know how there are certain crimes that just make you mad even if it didn't happen to you,

but if it did happen to you, then it makes you even madder because there's nothing you can do about it.

It is such a pain, it's so obnoxious. It's such a violation. I had this happen the other day.

I had my truck stolen at him of the driveway of my house and I I mean I went to bed at night and the truck was there we had been outside at

like 930 or 10 working on some things and my daughter was saying oh let me get that out of the

truck me can't because it's locked and she tried it she was like oh yeah it's locked oh well

I'll get it tomorrow because I didn't have the key with me so we wake up in the

morning and I go to run an errand and the truck just isn't there anymore I

came back aside and I'm like hey I don't want anybody to panic or anything, but anybody moved my truck?

I mean, kids aren't old enough to drive, they don't know how to drive.

And so I know the answer is going to be no.

I know the answer is no, the truck stolen and you know Camilla does the what yeah

is not out there at all it was last night but it's not out there at all I did

a whole bunch of detective work and everything.

I went around to all kinds of neighbors and tracked which direction the vehicle went

using their ring doorbells and I got video of the thieves and I got video of them stealing my truck like down to the exact minute and I talked

to the detectives and I did all this work and the detective at one point was like

how are you getting all of this video footage of this thing from all of these different businesses and individuals?

It's like that that can take warrants and subpoenas and all this work and I was like I just went up and asked and I told him somebody stole my truck and they're like

oh one time somebody broke into my house and they took my thing and everybody had a story and so

everybody felt vicarious, passionate anger about the time that they got wronged.

And so they were all willing to help.

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