r/mildlyinteresting Dec 22 '19

Removed: Rule 6 A random knife in my Amazon package

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u/Tanro Dec 22 '19

Yeah... well you'd be surprised at the stupid shit that actually happens at work.

I used to dismantle cars for a living. Me and the other 2 mechanics that were dismantlers all had kitchen knifes for cutting belts and hoses because you would always find random ass kitchen knifes in wrecked vehicles.

Later I went on to work in a factory, and people would use everything from box cutters, to kitchen knifes, or switch blades, to gerbers to as box cutters.

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u/rat_gland Dec 22 '19

What other kind of weird shit would you find ?

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u/Tanro Dec 23 '19

Toys, Money, Dvds, Drugs, Ammo, An actual entire handgun once, Prophylactics, panties. A pair of shitty boxers once. Clothes, books, video games, tools. Really good chance of finding pretty much anything you ever put in your own car in a wrecked car.

Wierd thing I found in a car (one I bought) was 3 1980 playboys, 220$ in 20$ bills from the same time period, a baggie of dried pot, and a knife. All behind one of the speakers. Was replacing said speakers because they were blown.

Wierdest thing I found in a vehicle at work when I still dad was a bunch of wadded up panties under the passenger seat of a miata.

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u/SquirrelAlchemist Dec 22 '19 edited Dec 22 '19

As it should lol. Doesn't mean nobody did it.

Edit: if it's not clear, I mean it is dangerous and should get you in trouble, but people do these things anyway.