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· 6 years ago
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Is her dad Sherlock Holmes or something?
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this_isntme
· 6 years ago
Nope. He dad was alerted because he was going to wipe off the windshield and the van was parked so close he couldn't even get in the driver's door. Instead of approaching he had the intelligence to back away and observe. Many dads would have just pounded on the van and demanded they move over or away. But this guy thought it through.
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mickymouse
· 6 years ago
If I saw a guy in a van sitting that close to my car at night I wouldn’t get in. The father probably just noticed how sketch it is if it was in a quiet area of town
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freeza
· 6 years ago
But why would he even suspect that? I see vans parked besides car everywhere with people sitting in them. It has never crossed my mind that a kidnapper would do that.
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novelus
· 6 years ago
Well. It is konda creepy when the sliding door towards the middle, is right next to the driver's door. Also sketch when the driver is still in the van, and keeps eyeballing the car and the bar exit. Always observe your surroundings.
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freeza
· 6 years ago
I'm a poor and ugly guy. I have nothing to worry about XD
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catfluff
· 6 years ago
This dad deserves a medal.
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guest
· 6 years ago
dad of the year
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i_
· 6 years ago
Dads have a certain instinct. Which is why I'll never be one.
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guest
· 6 years ago
It's not instinct, it's the fact that dads feel physically responsible for their wives and children, so they are constantly on alert when out in the world with either. This dad was better at it than most dads maybe, but dads approach every car (or van) or room or street corner with a cynical eye.
soul_king_brook
· 6 years ago
An innate, natural feeling of enhanced alertness? If only there was a word for this...
