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Topic	Mom Of Teen In Citi Bike Video Speaks Out: 'No One Bothered To Get Son's Story'
RCP3_04 05/26/23 6:27:32 PM #334:	videospirit posted... Hmm so not so much a misunderstanding as him deliberately abusing the citi bike regulations in a way that I don't particularly mind them doing, as long as they're willing to accept the risk that someone else can take the bike after they dock it. He was basically laying claim to a bike that wasn't his, and claiming the woman tried to steal his bike after she scanned the QR code. What she did was pretty rude for sure, so some level of sympathy for the boy, but legally speaking, the bike was hers the moment she scanned the code, and he was in the wrong for restraining it at that point. You can complain about the 45 minute regulations of citi bike, but that's how it works. No the bike wasnt hers the moment she scanned it, it was theirs, thats not how it works, she was wrong <cite>RCP3_04 posted [p:973737623] in Mom Of Tee... [t:80455769]...</cite> <quote>videospirit posted... </cite><quote>Hmm so not so much a misunderstanding as him deliberately abusing the citi bike regulations in a way that I don't particularly mind them doing, as long as they're willing to accept the risk that someone else can take the bike after they dock it. He was basically laying claim to a bike that wasn't his, and claiming the woman tried to steal his bike after she scanned the QR code. What she did was pretty rude for sure, so some level of sympathy for the boy, but legally speaking, the bike was hers the moment she scanned the code, and he was in the wrong for restraining it at that point.You can complain about the 45 minute regulations of citi bike, but that's how it works.</quote>No the bike wasnt hers the moment she scanned it, it was theirs, thats not how it works, she was wrong </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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