Human stupidity at a new level?!?

[kmrod]

You were probably more than a little drunk...

you think?

If you pushed the issue, they would have said you had no money, and they wanted to check for ID since you were passed out.

Edit: That is if anyone actually bothered to care about it.

he got his $50 US, i learned my lesson the hard way. besides, when your wingman is shouldering what appeared to be an some type of automatic weapon and you're both carrying badges, robbery gets kind of easy.

 

[netizen]

Kmrod: my brother in law was traveling through Mexico to his home town, and decided to camp the night by the roadside.
He woke up to find that someone had jimmied the door on his car and stole his boom box, a hand gun and some other stuff.
He went to the nearest police station to file a report, and apon entering, he noticed his radio playing on the counter!

He just turned around and left. Lol

how did he know it was his? A lot of people have the same kind of radios

 

[lowell389]

how did he know it was his? A lot of people have the same kind of radios

Because it had the same stickers he put on it!

Not many Mexican fedirallies have radios in the office.

 

[Virginia92]

wow! they don't understand or don't know the first thing about lasers!
suddenly i think your thread title is so right

 

[InfinitusEquitas]

he got his $50 US, i learned my lesson the hard way. besides, when your wingman is shouldering what appeared to be an some type of automatic weapon and you're both carrying badges, robbery gets kind of easy.

Lol, yeah, don't argue with the guys carrying AK's...

When traveling in less than savory areas, I usually carry a spare decoy wallet, with $20 in it, a fake ID, and a couple of prepaid debit/credit cards with ~$10 on them... enough to authorize, not enough to actually matter.