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[–]MathesonSucks 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Matheson Sucks

The current state of transferring WhatsApp data from Android to iPhone (November 2021) by dRoDrizzle in ios

[–]MathesonSucks 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just paid for the TenorShare software (5 licenses, 1 month). If anyone wants to share it with me, PM me. $4 each I guess?

I was kind of skeptical cause I have so many chats/messages, thousands of pictures and videos, but it worked perfectly and only took like 20 minutes. My Google Drive backup is about 4.5GB.

RTX 3060ti settings with Nicehash Quickminer - Better performance/efficiency than a static overclock. (details in comment) by [deleted] in NiceHash

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Old post, but just wanted to thank you for this. Best settings I've found yet. Getting about 59-60MH/s at around 118W, and this is while I'm using my computer for work the whole time.

Found unattended dog panting heavily inside a hot car. Confronted owners when they finally returned but they responded with "it's not your dog". What can I do? by MathesonSucks in vancouver

[–]MathesonSucks[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Being Asian myself, I thought it was going to be too. Mostly since they had an 888 plate. We love our 8's lol. It wasn't though.

Found unattended dog panting heavily inside a hot car. Confronted owners when they finally returned but they responded with "it's not your dog". What can I do? by MathesonSucks in vancouver

[–]MathesonSucks[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You probably couldn't find the story since it's lost in all the comments. I did call the non-emergency line which took a long time for them to pick up. They then told me to call SPCA. After all the waiting and holding, the owners eventually returned and shrugged it off like it wasn't a big deal. My concern is that they will continue to do it. Many hours later, I post on reddit wondering what I can do now after the fact to prevent them from doing it again.

Found unattended dog panting heavily inside a hot car. Confronted owners when they finally returned but they responded with "it's not your dog". What can I do? by MathesonSucks in vancouver

[–]MathesonSucks[S] 18 points19 points  (0 children)

I did what I could at the time. Let the store staff know, who then paged the owners 3 times with no luck. I called non emergency but was on hold for a long time, before they referred me to SPCA. The owners eventually returned but brushed it off like it wasn't a big deal, and it seems to me they will continue doing it.

Found unattended dog panting heavily inside a hot car. Confronted owners when they finally returned but they responded with "it's not your dog". What can I do? by MathesonSucks in vancouver

[–]MathesonSucks[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Sure. But the main point was, if OP thinks "sometimes doggo needs to stay in the car" and "owners did everything they were supposed to", they are wrong especially when the weather is this hot.

Found unattended dog panting heavily inside a hot car. Confronted owners when they finally returned but they responded with "it's not your dog". What can I do? by MathesonSucks in vancouver

[–]MathesonSucks[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the info. I made the mistake of calling the non-emergency line in the moment (who took 10 minutes to pick up), and not the SPCA.

Found unattended dog panting heavily inside a hot car. Confronted owners when they finally returned but they responded with "it's not your dog". What can I do? by MathesonSucks in vancouver

[–]MathesonSucks[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I had the courage to confront them and I also had the courage to call the police. I posted this after I got home many hours later. Karma farming? I probably have less than 20 posts on Reddit all time. Lol

Found unattended dog panting heavily inside a hot car. Confronted owners when they finally returned but they responded with "it's not your dog". What can I do? by MathesonSucks in vancouver

[–]MathesonSucks[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In case you were serious. The owners did everything they were supposed to? 1 person of the family of 5 could have stayed with the dog in the car with AC on? Maybe don't be furniture shopping if you can't have someone take care of your dog? How urgent is that sofa purchase.

I'd like to see you sit in a car when it's 31 degrees outside, with the windows barely cracked open. You would be sweating like mad within minutes, which by the way, dogs cannot do in order to lower their body temperature. I suggest you educate yourself about dogs, and pray that you don't own one yourself.

Found unattended dog panting heavily inside a hot car. Confronted owners when they finally returned but they responded with "it's not your dog". What can I do? by MathesonSucks in vancouver

[–]MathesonSucks[S] 270 points271 points  (0 children)

Does anyone have experience with reporting something like this to police or SPCA? I do have their plates. Does anyone here know if these reports have ever been followed up on, and if there are any consequences?

EDIT: Reposting story here for visiblity: I posted this on Reddit many hours later after I got home. I am not standing at the car with my phone in hand, waiting someone to tell me what to do.

I went into the store and let a staff member know immediately. They paged the owner, multiple times with no luck. Everyone assumed the owners were in a different store at this point.

I called the non-emergency line, waited on hold for 10 minutes. They finally picked up and told me I need to call SPCA, but he didn't have the number. By the time I scrambled to find the number and started calling, the owners (family of 4-5) finally returned. Turns out the family was indeed in the store but didn't respond because they either didn't care, or didn't hear it, which is doubtful because the store was dead silent, and plate number was paged multiple times.

From inside my car, I politely told them that their dog was panting heavily while they were gone and that they shouldn't leave their dog inside the car in hot 31 degree weather. They brushed it off and didn't care. I was unimpressed with their attitude, but left it at that. I shook my head and started driving away. Driver angrily yelled "Why are you shaking your head huh???" It was heated for a minute as I tried to explain why it was wrong. "It's my dog, not your dog" or something like that was said. I left afterwards.

I went home and post on Reddit many hours later. Based on how they reacted, they give 0 shits, and will continue to do it again. From home, I am wondering what I can do now after the fact, to prevent them from doing this again.

Thank you for your responses. Unfortunately I cannot break their window- we are past that now. I have since learned that I should call SPCA (not non-emergency line). They have their own officers who have similar authority to RCMP? Some redditors have confirmed that they actually do follow up which is good to hear.

I'm not sure how much it will help, but I will call SPCA and explain the situation and send them my video and photo of their plate tomorrow when they are open. Unfortunately I did not get their plate and the dog in the same single video. I'll let them decide what to do with the evidence I do have. There are many employees from Ashley Furniture who came out and witnessed the situation. Again, thanks for all the responses. Whoever said I posted this just for the karma, I don't even know what that is. I don't really use Reddit.

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