- Don't drive a car in Philadelphia.
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We got proof of insurance, proof of registration,
everything you need, and they still giving us the runaround.
This [BLEEP] crazy.
Philadelphia.
You gotta love it.
How you doing?
I just left traffic court.
Did you pay?
I'm trying to pay now.
You got to pay traffic court first.
I still gotta go there?
Again?
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But they sent me here.
I wasn't supposed to come here yet?
No, they probably sent you here to get
a copy of the tow report.
Your paperwork is not down there.
Your paperwork is here.
The traffic court told him to come down
here and get a copy of the tow report
first so that he can be seen.
So here goes the tow report.
Now you need to take that down to traffic court,
pay whatever fees need to be paid.
Then you can go to window number 10,
pay your towing and storage fees,
and then they'll release your car.
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OK.
I'm gonna try that.
We got proof of insurance, proof of registration,
everything you need, and they're still giving us the runaround.
How fair is that?
Traffic court tell you one thing.
You come down here, it's something else.
They never give you all the information
they supposed to give you.
And then you gotta turn around.
And you see me pulling back off with a frown.
Paying more money trying get everything situated.
Do you have your traffic court release paper?
Yes.
Everything's situated.
Did you take of your suspension
on your registration?
Yes.
All right, let's double check it.
Lift that up.
That's where it should be, under there the lady told me.
No, no, no.
This has to be lifted off your registration through PENNDOT.
You need to go back to them and find out
what they didn't do for you.
[WHISTLE SOUND EFFECT]
They can have the car.
I just want my wheels.
I know this is only because there's 22s
and there's all types of crazy stuff in the car.
But I'm not even going to worry about--
No, we want you to get your car.
I mean, I've been here for two weeks.
I've been getting the runaround. - Well, sir--
It's not your fault. I don't even want to--
Right. That's exactly right.
--really have this conversation.
It's a PENNDOT problem.
He has to go another step by turning in his tags,
hiring a private tow company, getting the vehicle towed out.
You just have to come back with a receipt for your tags
and get your vehicle towed out.
[FAIL TRUMPET SOUND EFFECT]
The judge told us come down here and get our vehicle.
When I get in there, they saying you
can't get your vehicle even though the judge said it.
Well, who can-- who can release us the vehicle?
Now we lost. We don't know what now.
Who's going to release the vehicle?
That lot is so crowded, but nobody getting no cars out.
I think they lying saying the car was here.
They told us it was here for two weeks.
Now they're saying it's around Swanson Street.
And I'm losing my [BLEEP] patience.
This is the auction.
This is your tag?
This is your car.
Yes.
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That's why it's around the auction lot.
They know they get they money worth.
And you put your hard earned money into it--
This is not the auction lot.
The auction lot is actually across the street
where you see the cars is.
I understand what you saying.
And I know y'all ain't got nothing to do it.
But when I just took the paperwork to court,
they said PENNDOT was wrong.
What we have to do, when PENNDOT
give us the information--
When do y'all ever talk?
Honestly. - Excuse me.
Does PENNDOT ever talk to parking authority?
No, we get it through the system.
Never.
Exactly.
They don't talk, they don't never--
No, because your insurance company has to talk--
My insurance is good to go.
Have a good day.
I been here since, what?
10:00?
9:30 this morning, took off work, spent $1,300,
what could they possibly want from me now?
This is your release form.
Just take this over to the booth.
Your tow truck driver--
Y'all ain't got nobody I could pay?
VOICE: Say what.
Why didn't they tell me that on Swanson Street?
Man. - I don't know.
So you're going to have to wait for your driver.
I need all his information.
Just to get it out of the lot?
Yeah.
We can't start the process of releasing
his vehicle until we receive the paperwork
from the tow operator.
Look what time it is.
It's 4:11.
We been running around since 10:00 this morning.
That's so unfair.
$1,300 and no car.
$1,300, we got all the receipts right here.
Just in case anybody think we frauding.
$500 here, $593 there, that's $1100.
And we going to have to still pay the tow truck.
We up to $1300.
We up to $1300 in one day.
I'm getting ready to go home.
And I'mma beat him home it look like.
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Bye, bye.
So I'm back now.
The dude told me just bring the guy with the tow truck in.
So we gonna see if that's the truth or not.
I need a driver's license, registration,
insurance, LNI, tow agreement.
You must have been prepping yourself.
Seriously, man.
My day started in traffic court, here,
back to traffic court, here again,
Swanson Street, back to the notary, and now I'm back.
I'll try to make this part as fast and painless as possible
for you.
Appreciate it.
I started running around trying to get this car back
since 10 o'clock this morning.
It's now a quarter to six, almost.
Like, that's about ridiculous.
Got a lot of paperwork to distribute back to you.
The only thing is, your car is in lot two.
You know where that's at?
Oh trust me.
I been-- I was around there six times.
Here goes your keys.
I do what I can do when I can do it.
FLOYD: The tow truck is gonna meet us over there.
We finally got the keys after getting ran back and forth
all around the city all day.
And y'all gonna see that thing with them 22s on a flatbed.
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They won't get these 22s.
Finally now, the day can come to an end.
I'll meet you there, big guy.
Appreciate it.
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We can go home.