After an officer stops a vehicle for having expired plates, the cash-strapped man claims he’s waiting for his tax return to get everything he needs for his car, including a fix to his makeshift windshield wipers in this clip from “06.16.18”. #LivePD
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That windshield wiper trick is pretty innovative.
Rain-X man!!
He’s one of the good ones ðŸ˜ÂÂÂâ¤ï¸ÂÂÂ
Poor guy is next level of poor. I hope life gets better and safer for him.
RedGreen show!
Mr bean 2.0
I'm at another bottom in my life, and watching these vids just reaffirms how expensive everything in life is.
You struggle to pay your rent and bills every month, then you die.
lucky the officer didn't see the hole in the foot well where the guy runs on the ground to make the car move
I came to say something bad about this video but can not carry on
Hey but at least it’s a caddy
But the windows gotta be down for that to work so instead car gonna be so wet and ew
This is the same cop that ran across the guy and his girlfriend who was driving in his wife's car while she's in jail and his gfs husband was also in jail
That ain’t original. That’s straight out of Sister Sister
McGiver 1 Police 0. Also, remember that old Model Ts and such had a through the windshield lever that did the same thing with the wiper arm. They twisted the inner lever with the hand as needed.
That's my aunts husband my dad helped design the window wipers😂😂😂
Punt, pass or kick? What to do?
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This a good cop he was fair and gave dude a break.
Plot Twist: His Caddy only has reverse…
At least that cop was cool and didn’t give him a bunch of tickets for everything wrong with his car
Man I did that for a year back and forth to work
Better to use a bottle of rain-x for windshields
I love old Cadillacs
Missouri is a joke in terms of auto laws and favors the wealthy. The law currently states that if you have a car 10 years of age or older it doesn't need inspected to re-register. It used to be 5 years. That said, a lot can go wrong within 10 years of owning a vehicle and it will never get inspected. So there's no mandated cost for those that can afford a newer car. Take the guy that has a 11 year old or older vehicle like the one in the video and he has to get it inspected to update his registration. Before it can be registered he has to spend money on the wiper motor (which he doesn't need if he can get the wipers to work) and he's going to have to spend $250 on the windshield. Then he's going to have to take time off of work to get it inspected losing income and the inspection costs $12. So, if the windshield motor is $50 then we're talking a total of $312 just to pass an inspection. The guy that has the same issue with a newer car: $0. Yes, the newer vehicle owner has to pay more in taxes but the state certainly screws the other guy over by forcing him to pay for things he doesn't absolutely have to have.
and then there is always RainEx. Just sayin
That's straight up 1920s ingenuity right there lol.
Not really people..that's old as dirt..when cars were invented, motors for wipers weren't invented then..there was a handle above your visor that you moved back and forth to move your wipers..the wipers were connected at the top of the windshield pointing down..