bohemiandandy
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The M6 and A8 weren't in the lot. They were up in the parking structure, and the parking structure on there is open. They usually have security 24/7 there, that is why when we got there, we didn't think too much of when they were closing up. We assumed someone would open for us. But they left the place completely closed. Even some guy putting tile got locked up. So we just took advantage of the fact that there was no security and to take get back to them for locking us up. So yea, I guess RedLantern might be right and it would apply to Tort Law
I used to work at a dealership too and the keys to the cars in the lot were very hard to get to - definitely weren't left in the cars. Anyway, no, I have never been joy riding. When I was little we did have some servants that took one of the family cars on a joy ride and crashed it. Funny enough my parents didn't do anything about it.
The M6 and A8 weren't in the lot. They were up in the parking structure, and the parking structure on there is open. They usually have security 24/7 there, that is why when we got there, we didn't think too much of when they were closing up. We assumed someone would open for us. But they left the place completely closed. Even some guy putting tile got locked up. So we just took advantage of the fact that there was no security and to take get back to them for locking us up. So yea, I guess RedLantern might be right and it would apply to Tort Law