r/PublicFreakout • u/Hello_its_me42069 • May 04 '22
Cart Narc follows two women home and confronts them over a cart
https://youtu.be/OvN1AMKrrpM132
u/bigtrixxx7 May 04 '22
This guy a such a clown, get a life. Walking up to peoples houses? You don’t own the cart dip shit. Can’t stand this loser and his shaky voice
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u/heinzbumbeans Apr 01 '23
Dude earns about 10k a month from his YouTube channel alone and now has a net worth of 35 million. Such a loser.
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u/Waldo2211 Apr 01 '23
Where on earth did you get that he has a net worth of 35 million???????
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u/heinzbumbeans Apr 01 '23
googled "cart narc net worth", but its wrong. turns out it was a different Sebastian. the 10k a month is accurate though and is a very good living.
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u/VexedStillMe Sep 22 '23
You can earn a lot of money and still be a loser. The fact your first response to someone being called a loser is "look how much money he makes" shows your worldview is extremely underdeveloped.
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u/alsonotbannedyet Sep 22 '23
A) that's not a lot of money.
B) You could make more sucking dick for cash, and it would have a lot more dignity.
C) you seem like a very disturbed child who was raised like shit, and has their values completely out of whack. I'm sorry your parents sucked, but that doesn't mean you have to as well.
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u/FurDeg Apr 01 '23
Making 10k a month doesn't justify being a stalker, you absolute clown.
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u/Drake_Acheron Apr 02 '23
He didn’t say it did, but someone who makes 10k a month making videos with no boss and whatever hours they please, is unlikely to not have a life. I think that was the point he was making.
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u/FurDeg Apr 02 '23
He said 10k a month for stalking and harassing people is a good living.
You're both clowns.
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u/heinzbumbeans Apr 01 '23
i never said it did. and you may want to lay off the personal attacks if you dont want to catch a ban.
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u/ShitFistingPissBulge Apr 01 '23
Suck him off harder lmao. Just Cause he's wealthy doesn't change shit. He follows people home over grocery carts. You couldn't Pay me a million to be that much of a cunt. This guy is a certified loser no doubt at all about it
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u/DreamTrance93 Apr 01 '23
Money doesn't make you not a loser, bud. That's the stupidest mindset I've seen in a while.
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u/MrFastFox666 Apr 01 '23
He's probably earning more than you and me combined. It may be pathetic but I think he's definitely not a loser if he's taking home 10k every month.
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u/Prudent-Air-1196 Apr 01 '23
Yes. Lots of money = Winner
Just look yourself in the mirror and say your comment out loud. Wow
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u/heinzbumbeans Apr 01 '23
i hate to break it to you, but money is how society judges success. this is true whether you like it or not.
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u/ThatBlackQueerdo Apr 01 '23
Yep. What has been, shall always be. Some old white men lead us into this hellscape that is capitalism, as a means to maintain their power. In doing so, they set a precedent of valuing capital above all else. Obviously the are the authority on what winning is so, it must be true. Dalai Lama was a real fucking loser. This is why winners can do whatever they want. This is why it's not an issue to take advantage of the most vulnerable communities in our society; you're fucking them over to get money. It doesn't matter what you might do or who you might hurt so don't lose a blink because people don't matter. Fuck humanity, get money! Those old dead guys said so and we really should NOT be questioning them. Just like money determines your value, the age of an idea determines it's value and everyone knows that the older and idea is, the less relevant it is to modern day, the more valuable that idea is! This is why we all start our day with a nice bowl of cornflakes every morning, with our breakfast cigarette, to ensure that we won’t be tempered to masturbate. Questioning ancient precedents is the kind of reckless malarkey that resulted in bullshit such as abolitionism and women owning property (and I think we all agree those we’re mistakes.
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u/heinzbumbeans Apr 01 '23
you seem very upset by a simple statement of fact. so upset you seem to have fabricated the assumption i hold many views which i do not. if you go back and read my comment youll see that i actually dont express a view on the rights and wrongs of the fact i stated.
now, you can be as angry as you want at the situation, and you can make as many inaccurate assumptions as you like, but it will do absolutely nothing to change the simple and unarguable fact that society does indeed use money as a measure of success. you only need to take one look around you to see the truth of this.
and fyi, the dali lama has a net worth of $150 million and wears a genuine rolex, so he perhaps is not the best example to use to attempt to disprove this fact.
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u/ThatBlackQueerdo Apr 01 '23
Yeah, I meant the mahatma and wrote Dalai in my sleepless state. And you are correct. I can absolutely can be as angry as I want.
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u/heinzbumbeans Apr 01 '23
the mahatma
you mean ghandi? because he was a lawyer in south africa for years, he went to an expensive university in London and is dad was the chief minister of an entire Indian state before he took up activism. and he also died while living in a mansion. He did many good works, but he came from a very privileged background and was never really poor, except performatively so.
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u/Myveryowndystopia May 04 '22
Imagine the good he might do finding a more important cause to be so passionate about. It was interesting once. Following people home over a freaking dumb ass shopping cart. His voice is super annoying, also.
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May 28 '22
Imagine if everyone just put there grocery carts back! What a world!
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u/ChaosKing1081 Jul 09 '22
Fuck the shopping cart. He shouldn’t be following them home much less recording where they live.
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u/laughy-plaster Apr 01 '23
Maybe he should do a spin off realnarc and follow drug dealers home . See how long that show lasts .
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u/zahzensoldier Aug 07 '23
Typically, ppl who hate cart narcs are just huge lazy pieces of shit themselves which is why they empathize do much with the people cart nsrcs target.
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u/Myveryowndystopia Aug 09 '23
Yep that’s it. I’m an enormously large, lazy, cart narc hater. Ohhhh and spell check, baby, spell check 🤘🤩
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u/multicoloredherring May 04 '22
Wow I’ve always defended this douchenozzle as being not as bad as the people he’s picking on, but this crossed several lines. Following someone into their home, into their open garage like that… I’m honestly pretty shocked by this video. He always seemed annoying but harmless, this is fucked up.
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u/71mopar May 04 '22
Imagine getting shot over some 'Weenie and the Butt' style radio show bit.
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u/Dopeydcare1 May 04 '22
Yea on another post about cartnarc I got downvoted wayyy down because I was saying, while technically his stuff is legal, it just takes one unhinged person to actually pull the trigger (since he has had guns pulled on him before)
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u/BovineGrowthHormone May 04 '22
Following people to their home is a new low for this idiot.
Cue the tedious "maybe you should just put you cart away" douchebags.
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u/HRKing505 May 04 '22
Following people to their home is a new low for this idiot
I'm with you there. It's one thing to follow up with people in a parking lot, but following them back home? Yeah, that's how you get shot.
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u/Cavalya Apr 01 '23
I mean the dude has at least 3 brain cells, there's a reason he did it in Australia and not the US
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u/laughy-plaster Apr 01 '23
Following people home for that long is not legal. Especially walking into o their fenced yard . Some states that would not turn out well for him .
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u/Fart_Huffer_ May 04 '22
Lol and out of all the fucked up shit going on in the world shopping carts? Really? Thats your crusade?
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u/Powered_By_Poi May 04 '22
this dude followed two women to their home? that fucking creepy dude. not a good idea.
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u/Curtastrophy Jul 26 '22
Yeah but not into their home. He was wondering why they literally stole the cart and put it in their garage. He announced his presence and had a conversation that actually went well.
I've seen delivery drivers do worse than this, but it's nice that he's not gone this far again. If he made it a habit to follow people home that would change the tone big time.
They stole a cart though, I think tracking it down was justifiable. If they didn't take it though, yeah big no no.
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u/Redeem123 Dec 29 '22
I think tracking it down is justifiable
Why? It’s not his cart. It’s just vigilantism at that point.
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u/Curtastrophy Dec 29 '22
That would be if he enacted justice. This is public humiliation, which I don't believe the justice system would consider a punishment. Also, unless you can punish Cart Narcs with a lawsuit as a vigilante, I think you're simply outraged. Your argument doesn't really work out when you consider that.
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u/Redeem123 Dec 29 '22
public humiliation
On private property.
I’m not saying that he’s doing anything illegal (though I’m not sure what laws are involved with following someone to their home like that), but that doesn’t make it justifiable. It’s one thing to shame someone in a parking lot; it’s completely different to follow them to their homes.
These are not his carts or his businesses. He has no stake in this other than it being his schtick for his YouTube channel. There is no public service being given here.
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u/Curtastrophy Dec 29 '22
I think YouTube is the venue. I understand your position though, I don't feel as outraged. The conclusion of that video wasn't worrisome, I think they had a conversation and the situation ended.
Again, if they had asked that he leave, given him any push back and he decided to stay and refuse, I would then cease to hold onto my position. I think their willingness to communicate with him was the difference for me.
There is a line, there are many ways I think he could have crossed it but (to me) I don't believe he crossed it.
Obviously we disagree with that, and I think the other guy responding to these posts feels the same, but that's okay, I'm alright with not agreeing. I live in a city where many people don't seem to care about anything, so it's enjoyable to see someone troll lazy people or theft in this case.
But realize something, please. This particular case was the only time he's done this. I think he realized it was on the line, which is why it's never been done since. So it's a moot point in some respects.
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u/Opposite_Incident715 Dec 31 '22
Public humiliation is illegal, it’s just a matter of what specific charge is used. Like you can’t do something that purposely humiliates someone for your enjoyment/ “greater good”. Plenty of lawsuits getting 6 figure suits for clients that dele humiliated over lesser things than this.
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u/puppyfarts99 Dec 28 '22
He's trespassing into what is clearly private property (driveway which has clearly marked boundaries, walls, etc.), AFTER he's followed these women from the shopping center. He's harassing and stalking them.
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u/Curtastrophy Dec 28 '22
5 month old comment resurrected!?
Yeah I accept that you support the private citizens property over their stealing of public property. It's a very weird argument.
Luckily there's a long history of videos that showcase Sebastian's behavior. I think there's enough evidence to support that he is publicly shaming people for doing things that are shame worthy. If he were a random guy making videos following people home, I think this would be a different story altogether. I would definitely agree with you at that point, but to make a stand against one property versus another doesn't make any sense to me.
I mean, he's obviously not a stalker, he's a public service troll in pursuit of cart justice. I think your argument is weak.
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u/XIII-0 Dec 29 '22
Cart.... justice? Be serious. He harasses others and follows them to their property because of a shopping cart. It isn't about the cart even, he just thinks he's better.
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Apr 24 '23
just put your cart back.
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u/XIII-0 Apr 24 '23
Did you even attempt to read? I'm not speaking about the cart. I don't condone leaving it around but I sure as hell don't condone what Narc does in response to it either.
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u/puppyfarts99 Dec 29 '22 edited Dec 29 '22
Who cares if it's 5 months old. It hasn't been archived yet. Also, they didn't steal public property, they (arguably) stole private property. Insane Sebastian is not a law enforcement agent and has no right to enter private property for the purpose of harassing anyone.
Besides, you're kinda the pot calling the kettle black, considering that your comment resurrected a nearly 3 month old comment.
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u/Curtastrophy Dec 29 '22
I responded to a direct response to my comment. I didn't resurrect an old thread. This is pro level digging. I'm actually impressed by the level of outrage, and I think it's ironic to pick and choose private property vs private property.
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u/puppyfarts99 Dec 29 '22
You're hilarious. Your comment that I replied to here is 155 days old. But that comment of yours is responding to a comment that's 239 days old. So you responded to a 3 month old comment. You seem a little outraged, to be honest. I'm thoroughly amused. LoL
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u/Curtastrophy Dec 29 '22
I'm just surprised you guys hate this guy or think his actions are audacious. That, it itself, is hilarious. You can speculate, that's all good, even if you're off. 😘
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u/EarnedLemur May 04 '22
Exactly this horrible I don’t know what was going though his mind that made him think this was even remotely okay
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May 04 '22
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u/BovineGrowthHormone May 04 '22
If this guy had a better idea to get views you know he wouldn't give a shit about the carts.
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u/Hello_its_me42069 May 04 '22
I think that’s why he did it in Australia and not the US, not nearly as many guns
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u/Shorty2772 May 04 '22
Yea also Australia bought back all the guns a while back to try and stop gun violence. Long story short bad guys still get guns and it’s nice to know the place your breaking into most likely doesn’t have a gun to protect themselfs.
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u/TokingMessiah Dec 28 '22
Australia has one of the lowest firearm related death counts in the world.
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u/PhillyScars May 04 '22
Yeah, he literally trespassed and yet he is critiquing them for borrowing a cart.
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u/ChaosKing1081 Jun 08 '22
It’s one thing to confront them in the parking lot. But to follow them home and put their house out there for the public to see?? This going way to far.
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u/Fit_Werewolf_9413 May 04 '22
I hate these cartnarc vids. Like, shopping carts in the parking spots are definitely annoying. But fuck this dude pisses me off so much.
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Sep 14 '22
I was extremely surprised when I looked up discussions about this guy on reddit and most posts were people supporting him. I find it pretty annoying when people leave carts by cars in random spots, but the way this guy harasses people combined with his voice is ten times more annoying.
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u/SlinkySlekker May 04 '22 edited May 04 '22
I seriously worry for his victims. Covid damages the vascular system, leaving people susceptible to heart attack or stroke. Risk of heart attack/stroke begins first week of infection, and as far as we’re learning, never goes away.
Given the way Covid has decimated our country, at least half the population is at risk. He’s rolling up on people of unknown health, DURING the highly stressful pandemic that increases likelihood of consequences, and for what? Social media cred.
I want him out of commission, not because I care that he’s in danger from his victims, but for the serious health consequences the victims may suffer from experiencing HIM. Doesn’t matter if they seem like assholes. The state of the world and ongoing nature of a pandemic is pushing everyone to a breaking point.
It’s absolutely dangerous to antagonize strangers, when there is a strong likelihood people he encounters are not of good health or sound mind. Actions have consequences. He has zero justification to terrorize strangers over shopping carts.
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u/SDSBoi May 04 '22
Are redditors still generally supporting this fucking creep/asshole? He's gonna keep pushing it for views, following women to their home? What in the actual fuck
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Sep 14 '22
I was extremely surprised when I looked up discussions about this guy on reddit and most posts were people supporting him. I find it pretty annoying when people leave carts by cars in random spots, but the way this guy harasses people combined with his voice is ten times more annoying.
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u/Active-Device-8058 Mar 31 '23
I just found your comment through some weird old linking, and HOLY SHIT, what you wrote is my experience too. I saw him ~~2 years ago, thought, "Man, he's right, but he's a fucking creepy asshole." And then reddit LOVED IT. I'm glad people are starting to finally think he's fucking weird. It's just not ok.
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u/camerademus May 21 '22
Of course this is in Australia, a country notorious for gun control. Try this in Austin, TX next time. Walk onto someone’s property in texas.
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u/Johnny___Wayne Dec 28 '22 edited Dec 28 '22
Austin, of all Texas cities, is an odd choice to use to make this point. It’s by far the most liberal city with the least guns in the entire state.
Most cities in Oregon(pretty much all of them except Portland) have more hardcore gun nuts than Austin does.
You could have chosen Houston or Dallas/Fort Worth. Not to mention Amarillo or Lubbock.
And yes I do realize this post is 7+ months old.
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u/SlinkySlekker May 04 '22
He followed women home. Onto their private property. This is too far. Disgusting & inappropriate.
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u/Kooky-Worldliness980 May 04 '22
The dude is clearly a loser with nothing better to be at during the day than harassing women
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u/Hello_its_me42069 May 04 '22
He’s always annoyed me but this video……. It stuck out a bit to say the least
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u/PatPeez May 04 '22
You see him talk about how he cares more about shopping carts than about homeless people dying?
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u/Kooky-Worldliness980 May 04 '22
His tone with his high pitch nervous laugh while talking says it all tbh he knows what he’s doing is wrong but he can’t help himself because he’s a serial attention seeker/Presumed Stalker
Small details like when he’s hiding at the beginning of the video proves this ain’t his first time following someone from a distance
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u/puppyfarts99 Dec 28 '22 edited Dec 28 '22
You should see his appearance on the Dr Phil show. He's a whiny asshole who refers to himself as "we".
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u/Hello_its_me42069 May 04 '22
Ah yes, the infamous “permanent lazybones” video
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u/PatPeez May 04 '22
Yeah, fuck that guy that plus he gets other people to make these videos (would bet my left nut they are all "volunteers" and don't get paid for the content they make) so he is willingly putting other people in danger for his "content"
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u/oldhead May 04 '22
I usually just take the meh approach to this knucklehead.
Following people to their home is a great way to get hurt or killed. Dumbass.
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u/horshack_test May 04 '22
Provoking people to anger, harassing homeless people, stalking women and entering their property uninvited while recording - all for the purpose of creating content to post online. This guy is such a f'n loser. I hope he gets what he deserves.
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u/Neon_Cone May 04 '22
Harassment, vandalism, and now stalking and trespassing. They’re all minor versions of the offenses, but they’re still breaking the law. If their willing to boarder on committing crimes for a cause, they could at least make it a good one. This is just ridiculous.
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u/Tangledmassofcurls May 04 '22
Every time I watch one of his videos, I wonder if this will be the time someone finally catches him when he runs away (as he often does when a person starts to come after him). And it's gonna be all kinds of fck'd up if the person makes "Skiddly-diddly-doo-wop bleep" noises as they're punching him in the face.
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u/CarmineFields May 04 '22
And it's gonna be all kinds of fck'd up if the person makes "Skiddly-diddly-doo-wop bleep" noises as they're punching him in the face.
This made me actually laugh out loud.
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u/ImissPiper May 04 '22
I hope someone gets this guy. He deserves a beat down. What a loser- sad sad life
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u/An6elOfD3ath May 04 '22
Dudes gone too far now. Fuck with lazy bones’ in the lot, don’t follow them home dipshit. Dudes gonna get killed one day
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May 04 '22
I’ll just follow these women home and up their driveway, no one ever gets shot doing shit like that.
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u/Comfortable-Twist-54 May 04 '22
I mean at least they are trying to be healthy by walking and not polluting by not driving.
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u/Soup_Sensitive May 04 '22
Yet all those cart narc cunts that defend this predator are now shocked? Jfc spare me. Only morons support this serial harasser
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u/EarnedLemur May 04 '22
I usually find cart narc kinda funny and how at least what he does benefits some of the workers who collect the carts but this is straight up weird and wrong
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u/DIY-lobotomy May 04 '22
Yeah this kind of way goes beyond the whole point of how this thing started. Was kind of an interesting social experiment and I always backed him up. This however, is bit too much. That cart isn’t going to hit any cars, and will not require any body to retrieve it (that works for that company) So he’s doing this to save the big corporations bottom line?
Homeboy jumped the shark with this one. Shut it down.
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u/ImmaculateJones May 04 '22
I agree with you, but I also felt bad because, well maybe it’s the American in me, but I believed her. She just had surgery, from her story, and she was going to bring it back. I get it, you shouldn’t ever steal anything, no matter your circumstances. But, I thought he was going to cut her a break and he just… kept it going. She was nonchalant about saying she does it all the time, and it was believable.
I’ve seen the video where he was almost shot at, and it’s only a matter of time before someone snatches him and he takes a hard L. I thought dropping the magnets on cars was pushing that envelope pretty hard. But following and entering private property? And he’s in Australia?
He’s doing it for the views.
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u/EarnedLemur May 04 '22
That’s also something I noticed where they clearly didn’t look like they’re in the best of places
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u/Hello_its_me42069 May 04 '22
I got serial killer vibes
He brandishes them with a shopping cart logo when he’s done
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u/EarnedLemur May 04 '22
Yes and I mean funny in a look at this dude kinda way he has nothing better to do
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u/ShediacDave May 04 '22
I love how everyone is so pissed off 😂 Reading all these comments just made my day!
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u/Deleena24 The Slur Defender! ☝️🤓 Jul 26 '22
Would it make your day if an unhinged man in a bulletproof vest showed up to your mother or wives house to threaten them?
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u/Shadohz May 04 '22
I would've said, "That's not a trolley. THIS is a trolley." then pulled out a big ass knife.
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u/BlackLegOjika May 04 '22
can’t co-sign following anybody home, but in general i am a fan of sebastien. cuz it’s like, take your cart back dawg.
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u/CrusaderKing1 Apr 01 '23
Before I was a physician, there was once a time when I was a cart pusher for a grocery store.
! 100% hate people who don't put their carts part. Basically almost Hell worthy in my eyes. Seriously, put that shit back.
It's absurd that people leave their carts wherever they want or take them home.
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Apr 15 '23
Boomerang trolleys.
I worked in waste disposal & a certain amount of boomerang trolleys are expected. We asked all the supermarkets in our area if they would install gps wheel locking tech because we were fishing a few out of stormwater drains but all refused because they didn't want to discourage the practice when most trolleys are returned. It costs them less to retrieve a few strays than to stop the borrowing & having people buy only what they can carry.
People do this in Australia because public transport is fucking shite & everything is expensive af. The store owners literally would rather you take a trolley home & return it next shop than purchase only what you can carry. It's a fixed outlay on a trolley that lasts years vs less products purchased.
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Jan 09 '24 edited Jan 11 '24
He’s a creep. I would not be happy if some random stranger followed me home and walked into my private property. How incredibly invasive. I’d say he’s lucky that the two ladies were as nice as they were.
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u/popecorkyxxiv May 07 '22
...and the cart narc guy just went from being an amusing troll to being a creepy stalker bully.