Dirtbag Dad Crashes Son's Car And Sells It

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Eric Lund
Aug 19, 2021 9:00 AM EDT

Everyone deserves to have a responsible parent, but not everyone gets one. This dude had to deal with the ultimate betrayal of a dad who borrowed his kids car, got in a crash, and then single-handedly managed to make everything way worse. For another wildly entitled dad story, here's the dad who was furious that his son needed permission to hold a gun.

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    Font - Posted by u/Azzizzi 4 days ago 8 2 4 9 7 11 My dad asks to borrow my car, then sells it. M This was a long time ago. I hardly have any contact with that part of the family any more, but I do still talk to my dad once in a while. My dad needed a car for a while, so I loaned him mine.
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    Font - When I went to get the car back, the back-end was smashed in. My dad tells me how he was at a red light and the car was rear-ended. Of course, I asked the normal questions about fault and insurance and everything else. He tells me the other guy's insurance company sent him a check for the damages, but it wasn't enough to cover the repairs (a lie), so he didn't have the car repaired. Instead, he spent the money. My dad and I have the same first and last name, but a different middle name, s
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    Font - When I told my dad that he should have just let me know about the accident and let me handle the claim, he says, "Why should you get anything? You weren't in an accident. I was!" We had an argument about this, but none of my daď's argument was even anywhere close to being valid. He also just wasn't hearing any of what I had to say. I asked my dad to leave the car at his house for a few days and said I would arrange to have it picked up and repaired. A couple of days later, I went to his h
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    Font - I told my dad I was there to pick up the car. He says that was impossible because he sold it. I asked him why he did that. He says, "You seemed so pissed off about the damage, I figured you'd just want me to go ahead and sell it so you didn't have to deal with it any more." I was making payments on the car and asked my dad how he could have sold it without the title. He told me he just had the guy fill out a "lost title" form (or something like that). I don't even know the details on it.
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    Font - When I asked him how much he got for it, he told me he got $3,000. Even with the damage, it was worth closer to $7,000, but definitely no less than $5,000. I asked my dad for the money. He told me he already spent it. Then he goes into this rant about how many bills he has and how he's even paying for my brother's college (not true), plus, my brother was sitting right there. He'd dropped out, but didn't tell me, even though he kept cashing the checks I sent. I had very little contact with
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    Font - TibbleTabbs1114 · 4d I would have files a stolen vehicle report with the police after that. Just dang. 3.1k Reply Share Report Save Idwellinthemountains · 4d Not gonna be a,problem. Whomever financed it is going to do that... Unless this guy paid it off.
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    Rectangle - tallcalichick · 4d How did u not report it stolen... ל777 Reply Share Report Save Azzizzi OP · 4d I really should have.
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