Car Towed ?
Papi_Chulo
Miami, FL (or the nearest big-booty club)
This happened out-of-town as Muddy is on a strip-club road-trip - having one's car towed while one is away from home and doesn't know anyone def sucks - tow-yards can often be far AF, and it will often cost you a couple hundred and a couple-hours to get your car back - def not a way to spend one's night of fun - like many, I do not like valet-parking for various reasons and not only b/c of the extra-costs; but when I'm in an unfamiliar area/city where I am not familiar w/ the surroundings/M.O., I will usually not take chances w.r.t. where I park.
Has anyone ever had their car towed while clubbing? If so how was the experience?
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Down here in Miami, in South Beach (tourist part of Miami Beach), they have a racket and tow cars like shooting fish in a barrel; and often these are out-of-towners that didn't know any better - pretty-sad to see when I am hanging out in SoBe and see a tow-truck going down-the-street with someone's car and it's likely and out-of-towner whose vacation is gonna be partially soured b/c of it.
That night a dance club right next to the lot had a 'grand opening'. The SC owner seeing an opportunity to make $$$ hired a private tow firm and had lot attendants charge dance club patrons $10 to park; SC patrons - still no charge.
After a great night at the SC I left only to find my car had been towed to the tow operator's private lot and I would have to pay $$$ to get it released. Worse, it was raining and I was soaked.
However, once the SC doorman confirmed that I was at the strip club the lot attendants' attitude changed dramatically. Very apologetic and solicitous. Tow driver drove me to the impound lot. No charge to release my car.
Turns out the lone lot attendant on duty when I arrived had left and failed to tell the new guys that my car belonged to a SC patron!
A [second] happy ending that night. But I was soaking wet [not in a good way] and exhausted when I got home. The 'glow' of the SC evening had dimmed considerably.
Still much cheaper than risking a DUI.
Got back to Long Island around 430 am , ouch.
Getting the car back was $300. Plus he had to bring the title . couldn't find it. The dmv wanted his registration to get a copy. Registration was in yhe car. Took a week to find the title at home. Its a hassle and towing companies are some of yhe worst people to deal with