Hit & Run: Is She Trying to Scam Me After I Crashed Into her? — Transcript
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- 0:00So, I've just gone into the back of
- 0:01someone. No.
- 0:03>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Sorry. My internet
- 0:06working.
- 0:07>> It says yes, but it No.
- 0:12>> Uh, and another thing uh toilet very
- 0:15smelly.
- 0:17>> You You know what I mean? Um like sewer
- 0:21coming from toilet. Whole flat is like
- 0:23Oh.
- 0:24>> Okay. Okay.
- 0:25>> All right. Come on. Come on.
- 0:28[sighs] It's been such a peaceful couple
- 0:31of days in my flat. There's been no
- 0:33staff, no builders.
- 0:35There's been one family in the house
- 0:37here. Very quiet, not family, but just a
- 0:39couple.
- 0:41Very quiet. [sighs]
- 0:43And yes, currently my apartment
- 0:46does somewhat smell of feces.
- 0:51Um, and I can assure you it's not just
- 0:52my explosive rear end.
- 0:56uh like it's like a deep sewage smell,
- 1:00but I imagine they'll be able to sort
- 1:01that with some sort of chemical, no
- 1:03doubt.
- 1:05And the internet's being superb. But
- 1:07anyway, what what's much more
- 1:09interesting than that? Maybe perhaps
- 1:10potentially,
- 1:13probably not, [snorts] is um
- 1:17yeah, I love this flat. I absolutely
- 1:19love this flat, but I'm very aware that
- 1:21it could change at any minute. you know,
- 1:23somebody could
- 1:25move in next door at any moment, and
- 1:28that makes a huge difference. There was
- 1:30somebody who left a really good comment
- 1:32on one of the recent videos, actually,
- 1:33where they said h they got to a place
- 1:36where it was just a they knew that for
- 1:38their sanity, they needed a
- 1:40non-negotiable barrier boundary, that
- 1:43wherever they live, they never have an
- 1:46adjoining wall with another property.
- 1:48And I just totally agree.
- 1:52So basically my visa expires in less
- 1:55than a month and obviously I'm just
- 1:57going to stay here for that month unless
- 1:58something dramatic changes. They've
- 2:00promised me that this half of a building
- 2:03that clearly needs
- 2:05building work isn't going to happen for
- 2:083 months.
- 2:10So you know I'm very much at the end of
- 2:12this visa I'm moving on from Vietnam.
- 2:14You know that's that's where I'm at.
- 2:17But then I'm thinking, well, if I could
- 2:19have this for another two months
- 2:21and you know, you saw how hard it was to
- 2:23find something like this. Now,
- 2:24admittedly, those lessons I learn in
- 2:26terrible properties, apartments, rushing
- 2:29things, ignoring red flags. Obviously,
- 2:32they've been learned and they'll be
- 2:33taken to the next country. So, you know,
- 2:35I'm confident that I can find something
- 2:37equivalent much faster next time. But
- 2:41but but it's hard. It's hard. So, I'm
- 2:44thinking to myself, if I know for two
- 2:46more months
- 2:48that I can live in peace and in nature,
- 2:53then maybe um
- 2:56yeah, maybe I should do another one of
- 2:57those horrendous visa runs because the
- 2:59the airport still isn't open.
- 3:03So, another one of those whatever is 36
- 3:05hours, 48 hours really when you take
- 3:07into account having to go the night
- 3:09before for the flight.
- 3:12I think this time though I'll do I won't
- 3:14go to Natrang. I won't Yeah, cuz that
- 3:16just extends it by another almost 24
- 3:18hours. I'll I'll do the sleeper bus
- 3:20twice. Now I know that the sleeper bus
- 3:22isn't that bad. I'll go to Dat to Hoim
- 3:26in on the sleeper bus straight and then
- 3:28I'm going to use a visa agent this time.
- 3:30So I'm going to be able to turn it
- 3:31around and get a threemon visa
- 3:35[sighs and gasps] in 24 hours.
- 3:38So that's where I'm at today. It's time
- 3:41to replace the gorgeous flowers of the
- 3:44lot. Return those to the land. Um it's
- 3:49deeply ingrained in me to return flowers
- 3:51to the land. Um from a pot shaman that I
- 3:54did a lot of work with who was very
- 3:56adamant that you know if you if you take
- 3:58from
- 3:59Gia, you give back to Gia.
- 4:03And Patrima would actually be the word
- 4:05he would use. Um, so I'm going to go and
- 4:08return those flowers to the lands and
- 4:10then Leslie, bless her, Leslie, my
- 4:13regular donator on buy me a coffee,
- 4:15which of course you can find in the
- 4:16description below. Um, really amazing
- 4:19supporter,
- 4:21has left me £25 and said, "Buy yourself
- 4:24a bunch of flowers." I think I don't
- 4:25think she realizes that things are a bit
- 4:26cheaper in Vietnam. So £25 will probably
- 4:29buy me um the best part of 10 bunches of
- 4:32flowers. But what I'm going to do is I'm
- 4:33going to go and buy some really special
- 4:35ones like some roses or something and
- 4:37like obviously not not worry about the
- 4:38money and feel the deep gratitude of
- 4:41Leslie's kindness.
- 4:44And then do I go and buy a SIM card? I
- 4:46think I finally need to go and buy a SIM
- 4:47card
- 4:49cuz it's just not worth it. One day of
- 4:50no internet cost me more than a SIM card
- 4:52would cost me anyway if it means I can't
- 4:54upload videos. So now you can hear maybe
- 4:57that the thunder is thundering. It's
- 5:00rumbling. It's about to pop. Feels like
- 5:03we're half an hour away from from big
- 5:05rainfall, which we haven't had for a few
- 5:07days. So, when it comes, it's going to
- 5:08really come,
- 5:10but at some point, I'd like to get out
- 5:11there and get a SIM card. So, I decided
- 5:14to take a chance and just brave it. And
- 5:16literally, as I strapped up and got
- 5:18ready to go, the uh the spots started
- 5:22falling on the ground.
- 5:25Oh man, I'm so bored. It's so obviously
- 5:27England's super rainy, but I feel like
- 5:29you get trapped by the rain here more.
- 5:31Like when it happens, it happens less,
- 5:32but it's just way more aggressive. Like
- 5:35it totally wipes out. Like, oh, it's a
- 5:37scooter thing in it. Of course. It's cuz
- 5:40I jumped on a scooter out here. [ __ ] it,
- 5:42man. I'm probably going to really regret
- 5:44this. I hate driving in that plastic. I
- 5:47hate driving in the rain, but I just
- 5:50It's like 2:00. I spent all day in the
- 5:52flat. There's no internet. I've had a
- 5:53very nice morning, but you know, I'm
- 5:55done with self. I need some external
- 5:58doing to occur and the police have just
- 6:01started up the uh sound system. So,
- 6:03yeah, definitely time to get on my bike.
- 6:06Hello. You sell the vital sim card?
- 6:09>> Yeah.
- 6:17I bought this uh the signage is like
- 6:19official, but it's clearly not an
- 6:21official shop.
- 6:23Um, the vital sim card.
- 6:30Okay, I managed to get out of it. It was
- 6:31one of those awkward people pleasing
- 6:33moments where you think something is
- 6:35something, a vital shop, an official
- 6:37shop, and then you walk in there and you
- 6:39realize it's not and then they're asking
- 6:40you questions and you just want to get
- 6:42out of there. Anyway, I managed to do
- 6:43it.
- 6:44>> But yeah, look, it's got an official big
- 6:46vital sign. So, that's what I fell for.
- 6:48But the minute I walked in and just saw
- 6:50secondhand iPhones, I thought, "Oh [ __ ]
- 6:55just felt like people please a panic."
- 6:57Well, I end up getting into a
- 6:58conversation, which I don't, you know.
- 7:00No, this is the wrong shop. I want to go
- 7:02to an official vital store. So then you
- 7:04can't even say that because of the
- 7:05language barrier. It's awful, man. I
- 7:07hate that [ __ ] Anyway, if you want some
- 7:09sea snails, this is where you come.
- 7:12Okay, let's put our brown coconut theory
- 7:15to the test. I've just driven past a
- 7:18wagon that's selling them for 12,000
- 7:20instead of a 17,000.
- 7:23I think these are going to be amazing.
- 7:25I've had them before. I know they're
- 7:26amazing. And I just thought, oh, it was
- 7:28a random amazing really sweet coconut,
- 7:32but no, I think these are really
- 7:34special. Hello, friend.
- 7:37>> Hello. Can I get four coconuts
- 7:41chopped?
- 7:43Come on. Well, sirens and mayhem up
- 7:46ahead. Whoa. Whoa. What is going on? I
- 7:52can't zoom in cuz the camera's gone all
- 7:53spazzy.
- 7:55That's four massive army trucks. Five.
- 7:59There's another one coming.
- 8:02What is going on up there? Oh, I just
- 8:05used a black word. How disgusting. So,
- 8:07that's five. Six.
- 8:11Uh, perfect.
- 8:14And then a a police car. Wow.
- 8:18That's um Yeah, something's kicking off
- 8:21in Vietnam. Look at that phone machine.
- 8:24This guy's an absolute professional. But
- 8:27this is where the real profession comes
- 8:29in. The years of experience, the 10,000
- 8:32hours to be an expert in coconut
- 8:35cutting. He's got to cut it so that it's
- 8:38soft enough for me to be able to get
- 8:39into, but he but he can't run the risk
- 8:42of going too far and slicing it open.
- 8:45Mad skill.
- 8:54Perfect. Come on.
- 8:56>> Come on.
- 9:02>> Oh, good. So, I've just got into the
- 9:04back of someone. Sorry.
- 9:08My this No.
- 9:11>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Sorry. What is there a
- 9:13problem? Is there any damage?
- 9:15>> Yes.
- 9:16>> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
- 9:17Yeah. Sorry. What do we do?
- 9:20>> Uh
- 9:21>> in Vietnam, what do we do?
- 9:23>> You must uh you must pay this.
- 9:26>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay.
- 9:28>> So, how? Then I will uh will bring this
- 9:33car to a bar for
- 9:35>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay.
- 9:37>> Uh and they will fix.
- 9:39>> You want my telephone number or
- 9:43>> I don't really know how it happened. I
- 9:46think she slowed down. Definitely my
- 9:47fault
- 9:49and I I slam the brake that doesn't work
- 9:51and then just ended up in the back of
- 9:53it. Very strange. Anyway, this is the
- 9:55damage to my bike.
- 9:59That would fit back here.
- 10:06So, we've exchanged numbers.
- 10:21Finding out price now or
- 10:24what we what we wait for now.
- 10:27Heat.
- 10:36Heat.
- 10:58So, I'm not sure what I'm waiting for.
- 11:01Um, I've given my number. My
- 11:03understanding is she needs to go to a
- 11:05garage now. I'm not sure why I'm stood
- 11:07here, but I feel like she's expecting me
- 11:10to stay here.
- 11:16Hello there.
- 11:19>> Starting to think she's calling the
- 11:20police. Like she's looking at shops and
- 11:22saying where we are. Very strange. What
- 11:24are we waiting for? Are you going to go
- 11:26to the garage now or
- 11:27>> because you don't have a Vietnamese
- 11:29number to
- 11:32I
- 11:32>> I give you my
- 11:34>> but I but I can but I can not sure that
- 11:40will keep me.
- 11:42>> Okay. So what we doing? So what are we
- 11:44doing?
- 11:50>> Okay. So I I'm I'm here for another 30
- 11:53days. I can show you my visa. No
- 11:54problem. Um if you go to the garage and
- 11:57get price, I will pay. That's not a
- 11:59problem. And I give you my number. I'm
- 12:03not running away. I live here. I'm not
- 12:05I'm not a tourist. I understand. I do
- 12:06understand. I do understand. But what I
- 12:09just don't know why I'm standing in
- 12:10rain, you know.
- 12:13Yeah. No, I'm sorry. I I I understand. I
- 12:16understand.
- 12:17>> But I don't know what your friend can do
- 12:19because what we need is price from
- 12:20garage, don't we?
- 12:39There's we we can't sort it out here. We
- 12:42can only sort it out with professional
- 12:43engage, can't we? That's the problem. So
- 12:46even if your friends come, we can't do
- 12:48anything. We need we need garage.
- 12:57It
- 12:57>> all seems a bit strange to me.
- 13:03Is there anything else you need? Um,
- 13:14okay.
- 13:32I suggest that you pay for me, right? Uh
- 13:3610 million. So uh we will
- 13:40>> Oh, that's a lot. That's a lot.
- 13:42>> Wait, wait, wait. We will bring this car
- 13:45to the village and
- 13:47>> and uh we will show you the pro the bill
- 13:51uh to fix.
- 13:53>> You think it's going to be 10 million? I
- 13:54don't think it's going to be 10 million
- 13:55and I will pay and
- 13:57>> but then I'm having to trust you. Let's
- 13:59Why don't we both go to the damage now?
- 14:05>> 10 minutes.
- 14:06>> Okay. I go to phone shop. Pixel shop
- 14:08just there and I come back. Okay. I just
- 14:11want to go and buy a SIM card. Okay.
- 14:18>> Demon died.
- 14:19>> I thought the bike felt a bit funny as I
- 14:21just drove, I don't know, 3 km and I
- 14:25just found this piece of plastic. In
- 14:27fact, this this young man found it and
- 14:29pointed it out to me underneath the
- 14:32wheel. It's still attached to the wheel.
- 14:34So, I've just been driving on this
- 14:37plastic for 3 km.
- 14:40So, we have a building update for those
- 14:42who are watching the channel when I used
- 14:44to live in this hell hole. Yeah, still
- 14:47going, still noisy.
- 14:50[sighs]
- 14:51So, I'm actually recording this the next
- 14:53day because it all just got too much for
- 14:56me.
- 14:58Yeah, it was it was it was stressful.
- 15:02So, I went back to my old flat just then
- 15:05to collect some post if you're
- 15:06wondering.
- 15:07So, as you saw on the camera, you know,
- 15:09I was totally
- 15:12wanted to put that back. I, you know, I
- 15:16I'll be totally honest. I could notice
- 15:17the part of me that when I smashed into
- 15:19the back of her and she very slowly was
- 15:22pulling over like acknowledged like I
- 15:24could so easily just drive off right
- 15:26now. A scooter is going to outpace a car
- 15:28no problem in the city. Uh you know I
- 15:31can acknowledge a part of me that
- 15:32thought that but at no point was I like
- 15:35yeah that's that's the way to solve
- 15:36this. It was like absolutely
- 15:39uh 95% of me wanted to do the right
- 15:41thing, wanted to put it right and and
- 15:43that that was my intention.
- 15:47Ah, it's such a difficult one
- 15:51because I can totally see from her point
- 15:52of view and I've been where I judge her
- 15:55to be. So that's like very status
- 15:56driven, very materialistic,
- 15:59uh, middle class, brainwashed cuz all
- 16:01middle class people are brainwashed cuz
- 16:03they're the ones that go to the
- 16:04indoctrination camps that we call
- 16:05universities and all this. Um, and
- 16:08they're the ones that aren't in
- 16:09survival. Like if you're in survival,
- 16:11like look at the British working class.
- 16:13Look at the working class out here. You
- 16:15know, there's no time for ideology.
- 16:17There's no time for angr.
- 16:19You know, there's no time for liberal
- 16:21[ __ ] politics that sound nice but
- 16:23completely impractical. There's just
- 16:24none of that. Like that's why you don't
- 16:26get it in the working classes.
- 16:28So, you know, her newish or however new
- 16:31Ford obviously means a great deal to
- 16:33her. And I get that. You know, I used to
- 16:34drive a G Wagon. I used to drive a
- 16:36Porsche. And when I was driving those
- 16:38and when I was completely in the
- 16:40material and completely in the external,
- 16:41I too would have wanted a full
- 16:44replacement of the bumper. Whether I'd
- 16:46have been like, we have to go to the
- 16:48Mercedes garage, I don't know. But
- 16:52right, we we are in the land of BGE
- 16:54jobs. Like for long-term viewers who saw
- 16:57my adventures on Fuqua Island, I broke
- 17:00the bike seat and they did what you
- 17:04would call a bodgege job, but it was
- 17:05absolutely fantastic. Works brilliant.
- 17:08Solved the problem. Cost £250.
- 17:12Now, maybe I'm wrong, maybe there was
- 17:15more damage, maybe her sensors were
- 17:17affected, but what I saw was a hairline
- 17:20crack on the top of her bumper, which
- 17:24you know, with a skill set in Vietnam
- 17:26for stuff like this, like that that
- 17:29could that could easily be fixed by
- 17:32filling it in, sanding it off,
- 17:33repainting it. Um, probably for 10, 20,
- 17:38maybe up to 50. Uh, and you would never
- 17:41notice. You would never notice. But of
- 17:44course, she wants to go to a Ford
- 17:45garage. Straight away she mentions a
- 17:47Ford garage. And even then, I'm like,
- 17:49"Yeah, okay. Here's my number." You
- 17:51know, what can I do? I'm in the wrong.
- 17:54Um, you know, looking back on the
- 17:55incident now.
- 17:57I just don't know. I still don't know
- 17:59how it happened. I haven't actually
- 18:00watched the footage. Maybe I should
- 18:01watch Oh, no. Cuz I don't film the
- 18:02crash. I filmed the aftermath.
- 18:05All I know is when I went to break,
- 18:09sadly I hit the the right brake, the one
- 18:12that doesn't work because that's the one
- 18:13that I I you I have used the most in the
- 18:16past and therefore like when I'm in a
- 18:18panic situation, my nervous system knows
- 18:20to just grab that. So I I grabbed that
- 18:22and I remember feeling the despair. I
- 18:25remember the physical feeling of a break
- 18:27just, you know, you can feel like the
- 18:29brake has resistance. When a bake is
- 18:31working, it has resistance in it and you
- 18:32actually have to like use your muscles
- 18:34to um pull it towards you. But when it's
- 18:38[ __ ] there's no resistance and it's
- 18:39just like so I can remember the feeling
- 18:42of that in my hand and I can remember
- 18:44the despair in my body and soul as I
- 18:47hurdle towards his car. And then what
- 18:50naturally happens when you panic on a
- 18:52bike if you're I mean maybe it happens
- 18:55if you're really experienced but I would
- 18:56still class myself as relatively
- 18:58inexperienced you know compared to a
- 19:00Southeast Asian who was put on a bike at
- 19:02like 3 months old for example uh and
- 19:05then was driving one themselves by 10
- 19:07years old. H I've been driving I've
- 19:10driven I've driven a motorcycle for one
- 19:13year of my life altogether maybe a bit
- 19:15more maybe 18 months.
- 19:18So, what I noticed a lot when I first
- 19:21started riding a scooter and now I still
- 19:23notice in extreme situations like that
- 19:25is when something goes wrong, you panic
- 19:29and lean back, which is obviously the
- 19:32worst thing you can do. And when you do
- 19:34that, you end up going like that, which
- 19:37which is the accelerator. So, not only
- 19:40did the base not work, I actually
- 19:42accelerated into the back of her. I hit
- 19:45her as hard as you could possibly hit
- 19:47someone without getting hurt, you know,
- 19:49any any harder than I' I'd have come off
- 19:51a bike. So, it wasn't super hard, but it
- 19:54it was pretty hard. I mean, it was a
- 19:56real thud. And it's done some, you know,
- 19:58it's done some proper damage to my bike,
- 20:02a Russian's bike.
- 20:04And, you know, I'm a bit pissed off with
- 20:06him for not responding adequately when I
- 20:08told him the brakes were were [ __ ]
- 20:09I'm also pissed off at myself for not
- 20:12pushing that further and just being
- 20:14like, "Okay, I'll drive around on a
- 20:15[ __ ] up bike and risk my life." I
- 20:17mean, just mental. So, she mentions the
- 20:20Ford garage.
- 20:23Then she starts ringing what she says is
- 20:26her friends. I mean, I have no idea who
- 20:27she was ringing. And she's telling them
- 20:29the shops and and then she's telling me
- 20:31to stay there for 10 minutes. So, you
- 20:33know, I'm a foreigner on my own in a
- 20:36foreign land where everything is
- 20:38completely the opposite. I don't know
- 20:39the laws. I don't know the culture. I
- 20:42don't know anything.
- 20:44Now, up until this point, I've been
- 20:46really cordial, really uh yes, I'm going
- 20:49to fix this. I've even said, "Why don't
- 20:51we both go to the garage right now, get
- 20:53the quote, and then I'll pay the money."
- 20:55Um, and then she starts ringing friends
- 20:58to come and and so obviously my paranoid
- 21:01mind starts going to like, well, who are
- 21:03these friends and what are they going to
- 21:06demand? Obviously, it's going to be a
- 21:07load of men. Um,
- 21:10whilst my overall experience and
- 21:13interactions with Vietnamese people is
- 21:15incredibly positive, you know, I've also
- 21:18been scammed a couple of times. So, you
- 21:22know, I start going into admittedly
- 21:24extreme and unlikely possibilities, but
- 21:26you know, possibilities like, am I going
- 21:28to get dragged around ATMs?
- 21:31Now, so then she mentions, sorry, before
- 21:34I go into that, she mentions giving her
- 21:3610 million dong. That's like I think
- 21:38£360, $400,
- 21:41$450 maybe. Um,
- 21:46that's that seems way way over the top.
- 21:50And then she does talk about like
- 21:51acknowledging it's over the top and
- 21:53giving me the rest back once she's paid
- 21:55for it. But then what? You want me to
- 21:57put trust into another Vietnamese person
- 22:00after every time I put every time I've
- 22:03put money and trust to a point where
- 22:06they've had power over me into a
- 22:07Vietnamese person. It's No, that's not
- 22:09true. There was the concrete bunker hell
- 22:11hole uh where she gave me a full refund
- 22:14after I broke a chair on her ceiling and
- 22:16she didn't want me there anymore. So no
- 22:19it's not entirely true but I have
- 22:20experienced you know if you give more
- 22:24than and give power to it gets abused
- 22:28and that would absolutely happen in
- 22:29England as well you know this isn't you
- 22:31know I'm not knocking Vietnam actually
- 22:34overall my experience is Vietnam is much
- 22:36more honest and trustworthy than England
- 22:39is now not what England used to be h but
- 22:42what England is now since we let just
- 22:44absolute scum and bow weapons in and
- 22:46everyone's just given up having any sort
- 22:48of morals or pleasantries or or um you
- 22:51know everyone's just totally in survival
- 22:53and and grabbby grabby grab grab.
- 22:58[sighs]
- 23:00So I started hearing £360. I started
- 23:04seeing that people were coming and I I
- 23:07basically panicked and genuinely like
- 23:10when I hit her I was on my way to a shop
- 23:13that was about 100 yards away from where
- 23:15I hit her.
- 23:17So genuinely I was
- 23:21say I said to her, "Listen, I'm going to
- 23:23go and get my SIM card. I don't want to
- 23:24just stand here and I'll come back." And
- 23:26when I said that,
- 23:28I guess I didn't mean it because I
- 23:29didn't go back. But you know, I I I
- 23:31thought I meant it.
- 23:33And then as I'm driving away,
- 23:39yeah, I make a selfish decision and it
- 23:41doesn't feel good. Like it's not a it's
- 23:42not an aligned decision. It's not a
- 23:44decision of integrity. It's definitely
- 23:45coming from the shadow.
- 23:47Because really, if I if I was in total
- 23:50trust with the universe, I wouldn't even
- 23:51mind getting ripped off because I just
- 23:52know the universe is going to give me
- 23:54back. Because it basically the more you
- 23:56just learn to accept and not
- 23:59not get triggered by not trying to
- 24:01control from the ego, the universe just
- 24:03fills that space that creates space and
- 24:05that just gets filled up with higher
- 24:07vibrations and more abundance. So, you
- 24:09know, intellectually I understand that
- 24:11and I do live by that in in in a large
- 24:14percentage of my life. But sometimes
- 24:16it's just too much for my ego even
- 24:18though I know that it's the wrong
- 24:20decision and I know morally it's wrong.
- 24:23It makes me feel [ __ ]
- 24:25Um, it also makes me paranoid that I'm
- 24:28going to get into trouble obviously. I
- 24:30mean, I've looked into the law and
- 24:34essentially it says that police are very
- 24:36unlikely to get involved in what they
- 24:39would see as a civil matter as nobody
- 24:41got hurt. They said the exception to
- 24:43that is if she's someone important then
- 24:45they will absolutely look into it, you
- 24:47know, like a political member or
- 24:48something like that. Um,
- 24:51and then they said, so they said it's
- 24:53unlikely they look into it and then if
- 24:55you're unlucky that she's a powerful
- 24:57person and they do look into it, um,
- 25:00then they're not going to come searching
- 25:02for you. They're going to invite you to
- 25:04the station for mediation.
- 25:07So that's that's I experienced that in
- 25:08Thailand. Um, you know, that's how the
- 25:11police work out here. It's it's very
- 25:13different and I think better. I haven't
- 25:15really experienced it enough or thought
- 25:17about it enough, but it's got to be
- 25:18better than our horrendous um two-tier
- 25:21treasonous disgusting liard police
- 25:25system police deep state foot soldiers.
- 25:28Just [ __ ] tyrannical absolute [ __ ]
- 25:30Just to be clear, I'm speaking about
- 25:32English police here. Um so it's
- 25:36definitely better because the because
- 25:37their police um are patriotic and love
- 25:40their country. So it's it just has to be
- 25:43a million times better. even if there
- 25:45are some bad elements to it, which I'm
- 25:46not even saying there are. I don't know.
- 25:48Um, so they would not just come and
- 25:51arrest me. They would invite me in for
- 25:53mediation in which I would obviously
- 25:55have to take ownership for the fact it
- 25:58was my fault cuz it was. And we would
- 26:01agree a price and it would be paid at
- 26:03the station. And then there may be some
- 26:05what's called coffee money for the
- 26:07police um as a thank you for them
- 26:09mediating the situation.
- 26:12Um, and that's kind of worst case
- 26:15scenario. Um, absolute worst case
- 26:17scenario is, um,
- 26:21I get done for like leaving the scene
- 26:25and that's a fine of about 80 to£120.
- 26:28So, I don't think there's um, you know,
- 26:31I don't think it's a massive crime. I'm
- 26:34I'm not
- 26:36I you know I can notice a part of my
- 26:38mind that wants to run away with that
- 26:39story and and will get paranoid about it
- 26:41particularly after a smoke in the
- 26:42evening. But um but really I'm I'm
- 26:46feeling good about that. It's just
- 26:48really the moral side and the fact that
- 26:50you know I have caused damage to
- 26:52someone's car and I haven't put it
- 26:53right. But then at the same time it's my
- 26:56judgment that she's trying to scam me.
- 26:57So, it's like I want to meet her
- 27:00correctly and then she wants to meet me
- 27:03with a scam potentially
- 27:08why I'm not playing that game. But then
- 27:10is that just my ego making that up to
- 27:13justify why I'm not doing the right
- 27:15thing?
- 27:17Oh, the Shadow Dance. It's an
- 27:19interesting one. If you think it's
- 27:20interesting, then check out my other
- 27:22channel because we talk about this sort
- 27:23of stuff way more. Well, that's what it
- 27:25is. That's what the channel is. uh @ tom
- 27:28g r e a t o r e x.
- 27:34Let me know in the comments what you
- 27:35would have done in that situation. Try
- 27:36and be honest. Try not to just, you
- 27:38know, stroke your ego and chat [ __ ]
- 27:40because I'll see through it and it's
- 27:42boring. What's the [ __ ] point?
- 27:44Honesty is the only way that life is
- 27:47worth experiencing. Uh yeah, let me know
- 27:50what you think in the comments, what
- 27:51you'd have done. Make sure you've liked
- 27:52the video. Of course, you've already
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