[thelegges]

Originally Posted by jimjamuser

An inconvenience. But, more than that it breaks the bubble of "The Friendliest City". I have had tools stolen from inside my house and that left me with a bad attitude that is hard to forget. So I can relate.

So your thoughts that residents are causing break of “The Friendliest Hometown.” Or possibly it’s just random events that could be non residents, like any other town.

Minor theft has been happening since my parents came in 2004. I don’t equate friendly with theft, I equate, friendly with the disposition of those who live and work here.

[kkingston57]

Originally Posted by Missydemaree

We are careful and try not to leave items on our golf car to not invite theft, even though I have the utmost faith and trust people. I'm so disappointed to say that recently at a square someone switched our sand bottle with their broken sand bottle, not a huge expense, but an inconvenience.

Thought I had heard everything. This is almost like the old days when people switched eggs in a carton while still in the grocery store. As another poster said they wonder how someone broke a sand bottle.

[MarshBendLover]

So I had a flat tire on mine when I came back to it last week. I guess someone switched their flat with mine. I just assumed I didn't notice it losing air. Maybe someone didn't switch tires with me, then just took the air!