Sometimes this neighborhood grates on my nerves. I've had more things stolen since I've moved to west Anaheim than I ever had stolen in my life. And now I have a new one to add to the list. My boyfriend and I were loading crafts into our truck for a craft fair tomorrow. We shut the tailgate. And I noticed his license plate registration sticker was gone. All that was left was two corners and a part of the '0' in 2010.
You'd think the DMV would just give you another sticker. After all, you are the victim. But noooooooo it's going to cost something. They aren't open on weekends, so I nosed around on the Internet. As far as I can tell, it will be $20. to replace it. Just what he needed, another bill while he's between jobs. I'm more upset than he is. I wish I knew the numbers on it, because I'm really curious to see if it's stuck on one of our neighbor's cars.
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1 comment:
Frankly, I'd be upset too!! There's no excuse for doing that to someone. There's no possibly excusable reason to do that.
And, seriously, it's a sticker! The DMV really needs $20 to replace a sticker you would already have if it weren't for the fact that not everyone is considerate and the DMV makes you put it in an easily stolen or destroyed location? Is it gold-plated? Honey ale flavored? Able to produce chocolate on demand? What?!
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