Posted by RBoots on April 08, 2019 at 19:19:58 from (173.241.113.101):
In Reply to: What a mess posted by 37chief on April 08, 2019 at 17:14:59:
Stan, I feel for ya. I'll just get a road all scraped/shaped perfect, then some jackwagon will do donuts in the intersection, or just stop randomly and lay a set of deep posi tracks in it. However, when I come back to scrape it the next time, I leave that stuff there, let every person that travels that road drive over it. Maybe if someone knows the person doing it, they'll tell them to knock it off. Now if I see the person do it, I'll make note of who it was (after you work in the same area long enough you know who is who and what vehicle goes with each house), and if I see them do it, I'll go gouge a lip along the end of their driveway, give them something to think about for a few days before I go back and fix it. Sometimes once is all that it takes for them to figure out that I'm watching. If it ticks them off and they go at it even worse tearing things up, I'll put a real good gouge along the end of their driveway and then scrape a 4" or so bank of gravel in front of it. It doesn't take long for that to get real old and they'll usually knock it off after I fix it the second time. Usually the people that do that kind of crap around here is either teenage boys trying to show off to a girl that could care less, or white trash that is govt raised that is home all day with nothing better to do.
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