A man found $120,000 worth of cocaine stashed in his tire after he got a flat and immediately called the police. Is he a snitch?

[Savvir]

What you actually said was worse than that. you said old tires with good tread will cause you to wobble and swerve. and that there is no way to drive an old used tire around without noticing a problem. Makes no sense.

You keep mentioning the tires being out of balance, but there is no evidence here to tell us this tire isn't exactly the same as the other three tires so i don't know where that hypothesis is coming from either.

irregardless i wasn't arguing against your point, i simply noted that dry rot could have cause his tire to de-lam like it did. I'm assuming (likely correctly) that he bought old used tires because you are probably not finding drugs in any of tires at Sams club or Pep boys.

I worked in auto tech for about 5 years when i was a teenager but despite that i do not consider myself an expert in the least.

Holy shyt...

You think that having 4 equally unbalanced tires causes them to cancel each other out?

I never said old tires with good tread will wobble. Quote me saying that.

I have only said unbalanced tires will wobble. Especially being off by kilos. Are you dyslexic or something?

There's no way you worked as a tech and don't understand how bad an unbalanced tire drives. Even when I ask for acceptable measurements for balance you won't even reply. Because that information will further prove my point.

Stop trying to make this about used tires. I've been speaking on them not being balanced only.

 

[Luke Cage]

Holy shyt...

You think that having 4 equally unbalanced tires causes them to cancel each other out?

I never said old tires with good tread will wobble. Quote me saying that.

I have only said unbalanced tires will wobble. Especially being off by kilos. Are you dyslexic or something?

There's no way you worked as a tech and don't understand how bad an unbalanced tire drives. Even when I ask for acceptable measurements for balance you won't even reply. Because that information will further prove my point.

Stop trying to make this about used tires. I've been speaking on them not being balanced only.

again, just to repeat all i said was that that tire delamming could've been from dry rot. i didn't say whether or not your theory was right or wrong.
just leaving that here.

(even though i do admit, to not knowing how you are so sure they are unbalanced given what we know) but thats neither here nor there, because you're the only one bringing it up. you disagreed with me remember not the other way around.


somehow you are getting angry and emotional over you own argument against yourself. you asked me to quote you? here

Let's say he bought old used tires...

As soon as they were mounted, his car would have been wobbling and squirming all over the road. Just a 2 block ride would have been shaking the whole whip letting him know something is seriously off... like he would struggle with the steering wheel just to drive straight...

There's no way he wouldn't have driven straight back to where he got the tire to complain. Doesn't make sense.

this post mentioned nothing about tire balance. and was in response to this post. which also didn't mention tire balance.

it could just be that he bought some old used tires that were dry rotted on the sides.
Tires get old even it they maintain their tread. its why i always buy brand new tire and never used ones. That can actually happen to anybody if they buy used tires. eventually you gonna come across some low mileage tires that look new but are actually 20 years old.

You claimed old tires can cause a vehicle to wobble, thats what i have been addressing.

again, no-one has yet contested your theory that the tires are unbalanced. YOU are contesting the idea that used tires can be driven without wobbling.
I understand your mastery of the auto repair industry is unrivaled after two years experience though, no need to mention that anymore.

 

[EarlyEarly]

Probably got a tracker on the car

 

[big bun]

Yeah that nigguh is in on it.

 

[Justin Nitsuj]

I bet if this a white dude that found cocaine in his tire, y'all would call him a snitch. No he would be just a law abiding citizen to y'all, huh?

 

[Arizax2]

I know this is news to some of y’all and even other members of our community but check this out right. Believe it or not, some black men are actually upstanding citizens and not degenerate drug peddlers.

Crazy right

Like who would’ve thought

my thoughts exactly. I pay my taxes and I don't commit crimes. Such a boring life for a lot of these fools

 

[Savvir]

again, just to repeat all i said was that that tire delamming could've been from dry rot. i didn't say whether or not your theory was right or wrong.
just leaving that here.

(even though i do admit, to not knowing how you are so sure they are unbalanced given what we know) but thats neither here nor there, because you're the only one bringing it up. you disagreed with me remember not the other way around.


somehow you are getting angry and emotional over you own argument against yourself. you asked me to quote you? here

this post mentioned nothing about tire balance. and was in response to this post. which also didn't mention tire balance.

You claimed old tires can cause a vehicle to wobble, thats what i have been addressing.

again, no-one has yet contested your theory that the tires are unbalanced. YOU are contesting the idea that used tires can be driven without wobbling.
I understand your mastery of the auto repair industry is unrivaled after two years experience though, no need to mention that anymore.

My claim about the used tires being put on was continuing from my previous post where i stated that the drugs in the tire would have made the car unstable.

You would understand it exactly if you actually worked as a tech. There's no way you worked as a tech and are not agreeing that the car would have been almost undriveable. No need to lie to try to push your point.

 

[maxamusa]

wtf is the average person supposed to do with it?
Probably don't know anybody that sells that much coke, and even if you did "crimes of opportunity" ie: 'Finders Keepers' usually involve less work than becoming a drug kingpin overnight. thats all the added stress of suddenly changing careers, with the additional likelihood that you will caught and locked up or murdered on top of it.

So really your options are 1) snort all that shyt yourself. Just act like you came into a lifetime supply of coke for personal use. which again, most people aren't cokeheads so that might not appeal to most people.

2) if you not a massive cokehead, call the cops and let them know you found that shyt and it has nothing to do with you.

Bring studio54 back

or have a tyrone biggums type party if thats more your style

 

[DropTopDoc]

The average nikka don’t know what to do with work

Been than got robbed or clipped
Or arrested
Or papi tracking the car and unalive you

 

[MidwestD]

Found 120k in bricks, had to fall back.

 

[The_Sheff]

Tires getting thrown on the side.

Immediately calling roadside assistance

I’d love to hear you explain how the whole tire, rim and all disappeared.

 

[The Prince of All Saiyans]

Thread brings out drug dealers that never sold a dime in their life

 

[tuckgod]

Nikka got it in his head that he gonna be like the cool Detroit hustler with the thick stripper girlfriend selling bricks like the Tubi movies but he's more likely to end up like this

 

[Braman]

I highly doubt I’d tried to sell it, too scared.

I’m pretty sure I’d leave it there

Definitely not callin the damn cops

But wait….what if there’s cameras catching you ditch it…or fingerprints

Idk breh….Damn this scenario scares the shyt out of me

1 thing we can agree on…OP you a dumbass for framing the thread like that The video sells itself no one is thinking this has anything to do with ‘snitching’

 

[BaggerofTea]

He made the right decision, fukk around and have Anton Chigurh on your behind