To the POS that left his trash “Boat” on the side of the road, you suck, I get it, getting rid of such things are expensive, but don’t dump your trash on someone else. Now I have my time invested in picking up your trash and now I will have to pay to get rid of it. Thanks you sorry POS. This is the third damn boat this year for us. I think this should be a county problem not a towing services problem. It’s not just these boats, people dump junkie ass trailers full of trash, old travel trailers, and motor homes as well, and that also falls on us wrecker services. It is hard to track down the owner of said junk and when you do all you get is” I sold that years back” they never take responsibility for their crap. Please if you see someone dumping this crap on the side of the road call the cops on them, snap a picture of their vehicle, this has to stop.
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