| hadaso |
28 Jun 2023 08:32 PM |
Juvenile delinquents - actually I never saw any, and I don't know that the delinquent was juvenile, but anyway, during the summer of 1985 on the beach in Tel Aviv, while I was in the water with friends, a bag containing all my clothes, all my cash, my camera, my ID and my car keys was stolen. lucky for me, I had another bag and my bank card was there. So wearing only my swimsuit I went to an ATM and got some cash, and then went to a department store to buy some clothes, but the guard said I cannot enter because I'm not dressed. So I told him that I cannot be dressed before I buy some clothes, and in order to buy clothes I have to enter. lucky for me, he was convinced and let me in, so I bought some cloths. Then I went to the police station and reported the theft, then I took the bus home and got the spare car keys. Then I took another bus back to Tel Aviv, and found out that I left the lights on and the car's battery is dead. Then I phoned my uncle (from a payphone, no mobile phones back then) Who came with cables to jump start the car. Eventually late at night I got back home. I never got back the clothes or the money. I was paid by my insurance company for the stolen camera. The stolen ID was found a year later, and I got a message from the police to come and get it. I still have that ID that says "Marital status: single" and has a picture of me in black and white when I was sixteen years old, though it's not valid anymore. (BTW: that uncle of mine also had his clothes stolen on the Tel Aviv beach when he was young, only we had no swimsuit on him, and no cash, and there where no bank cards back then).
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