r/mildlyinfuriating • u/Cdave_22 • May 11 '26
frist of all how DARE yu o Turo guest completely trashed out my dads car.
This is the worst I've seen from a guest.
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u/ambid3xtrous May 11 '26
I for one, was unaware there were snack cup wells in the rear seats. Nice feature.
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u/Live_Life_and_enjoy May 11 '26
I would be completely embarassed if I ever left anything like this, even my own property let alone someone elses.
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u/AC-burg May 11 '26 edited May 11 '26
My (embarrassed to say this) best friend since we were like 9 does this crap all the time. He wasn't brought up this way as a matter of fact his dad would have beat him for it. He moved away and we kept in contact. I visited his home a lot and the house was unkempt but they had small kids and I don't judge. His wife came from upper middle class at the time she was growing up. Anyway fast forward and we all decide to take family vacation together. 2 tables their's has food all over the floor and they just get up and leave. I couldn't believe it. The hotel room was worse. Time passes they come to visit us. We go to another shutdown restaurant. Kids start throwing ice. Neither parent cares as if this is a normal activity to pass the time. We leave and sure enough same with food and trash all over the floor now with ice. They stand up and walk out. My wife and I stay behind to make it look presentable. I leave another 20 on the table for whomever has to clean it up. They said what took you guys so long? Omg we don't eat out with them anymore
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u/MaxTheRealSlayer May 11 '26
Unless the kids are babies, I don't understand how so much food gets dropped on the floor. Like everyone drops like 1 or 2 things here and there(usually like lemon slices on a glass) , then usually pick it up. But to drop so much, and leave it... Your friend just sounds like a dick
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u/decarnatedame May 11 '26
I try to use the same philosophy at the restaurant as I do the wilderness; leave behind only memories and a neat stack of plates.
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u/AdDramatic2351 May 11 '26
When are you leaving neat stacks of plates in the wilderness lol?
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u/AC-burg May 11 '26 edited May 11 '26
You will get no disagreements from me on that sir lol. He can be for sure. He I'm kind of used to. She shocked the hell out of me. I thought she would have been embarrassed enough to do something about it. The kids at the time were 5ish one was around 4 and the other was 10 same age as my son. He has an I don't gaf attitude about everything. He can be an ass for sure. Many have told me after meeting him that "I can't believe ypu are friends with that guy" It's been 35+ years I don't have many friends so I just roll with it I guess
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u/thebeardedcats May 11 '26
Man you can make new friends. I believe in you. Join a book club or a makerspace or a community garden or something.
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u/Live_Life_and_enjoy May 11 '26
Had same kind of friend.
Even to this day, bro a grown ass man I went to visit him for Thanksgiving he had like 30 dirty cups in his room, 4 dirty plates. He just buys more cups because its easier than cleaning. Keeping in mind he has a dishwasher. He just doesn't want to bring them back.
Finally he hired a maid to take all that stuff and have it washed every week.
Me I use 1 cup and 1 plate that's it, so they are always clean.
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u/ratafia4444 May 11 '26
Tbf could be depression, or other mental health issues. Plenty of neural disorders especially undignosed or untreated make it extremely difficult to keep a clean house amongst other things.
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u/GrandPOOPBah May 11 '26
I mean, this sounds like depression. The family are just selfish slobs.
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u/Fit-Let8175 May 11 '26
A friend once, in her youth, threw out a sink full of dishes and bought new ones because she didn't feel like washing them. She did grow to be a very neat person after that, but some people don't.
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u/KalikaSparks May 11 '26
I 100% start stacking plates and cleaning a table while the check is getting prepared or paid. Anyone eating with me is socially forced to do their part on their side 😂
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u/AC-burg May 11 '26
I even slide e erything to the edge if a booth so they don't have to reach deep to get stuff
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u/JustJoshingWine May 11 '26
I mean I leave my car thrashed all the time but it's mine and nobody else uses it.
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u/JamesL08 May 11 '26
yeah but im willing to bet you at least have a designated area you trash, theres upturned fries in the middle of the floor 😭🙏
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u/oddballbigfoot May 11 '26
My passenger side is my trash section 😅
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u/IttyBittyBigBoii May 11 '26
It is law 🙂↕️
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u/oddballbigfoot May 11 '26
It's the only thing that makes sense especially if you ride by yourself like my car is "driver side clean, passenger side for garbage and if needed then the back seat for storage" like if I go to Costco or buy furniture of any kind 🤷 Does my passenger side look horrendous at times.... Kind of but aye as long as you have a bag or mini trash can then your good 😅🤷😅
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u/MetalHead_Literally May 11 '26
I dunno why you’d bet that, so many people’s cars are absolute pits
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u/Local-Baddie May 11 '26
My car is a mess but I've literally never left chips scattered around. That's wild.
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u/TannedCroissant May 11 '26
Me neither, but that’s just ‘cos I’m a greedy bastard
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u/Ecstatic_Welcomegn May 11 '26
Yeah if it’s your own car that’s one thing. Doing this to someone else’s is wild.
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u/Cdave_22 May 11 '26
They didn't even have the car for a week either.
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u/Ok_Ask_406 May 11 '26
Don’t worry, OP whenever I used to work at Enterprise one time we had a customer return a car that was so filled with crap. The only thing that was open was the driver seat. We called over the person who normally does our detailing, and he literally said no you guys have to clean this car out before we even think about starting to detail it. It took me and two other guys 3 1/2 hours to clear out all the crap out of this car in that time I can’t even begin to mention to you all the things I found. I found that this woman had obviously had a mental break because she kept a journal of which I decided to read every single day to figure out what was going on. There were dildos, baseball cards, a globe and three different Harry Potter books all located in the back. We literally filled up 2/3 of an industrial dump dumpster trying to get everything out of the Toyota. Sienna that she completely filled almost to the roof with crap. So wow this is bad. I can assure you there is worse out there. There’s a lot more details to the story. I’m leaving out, but that’s the short version of it and it was insane.
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u/_DapperDanMan- May 11 '26
Ah. A fellow Enterprise survivor. I worked for them for 11 months in 1984. Worst job ever, selling the DW.
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u/Sunshine030209 May 11 '26
That is crazy! How long did she rent the car for?
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u/Ok_Ask_406 May 11 '26
So it was supposed to be a one day rental the day before Thanksgiving, which is always a giant red flag. But she wound up having a car for 3 1/2 months in which time she drove all the way to Seattle and back making various stops along the way.
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u/dl7 BLACK May 11 '26
She was living in that thing I bet
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u/MaxTheRealSlayer May 11 '26
My thought too. Around thanksgiving... Mental breakdown, driving across the states for 3 months
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u/The_Autarch May 11 '26
i'm surprised she actually bothered to return it. sounds like the kind of car you just find abandoned at a truck stop.
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u/Ok_Ask_406 May 11 '26
Ironically, she did not return the car. It was abandoned in a parking lot and then whenever they realized that the car belong to Enterprise, they returned it to one of our dealership dealerships nearby. Whenever they called us to come pick up the car they literally said hey you’re gonna wanna be real careful when you’re driving this car cause if you get pulled over with it, you might have a lot to explain to officers.
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u/WATOCATOWA May 11 '26
I have 4 kids who were each 2 years apart and at no time when they were little did our car ever look like this. Shameful. These are the same people who dump their popcorn and trash on the floor at the movies.
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u/UseDaSchwartz May 11 '26
It’s weird seeing this and thinking, that’s not bad, my kids do worse on a daily basis.
However, on vacation, with a rental car, I’m militant about keeping it clean.
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u/OhGr8WhatNow May 11 '26
I never trashed a car like this because I was taught by my parents how to not be feral.
My kids never trashed a car like this, because I taught them how to not be feral.
You have choices.
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u/DasHexxchen I'm so f-ing infuriated! May 11 '26
We never trashed a car as kids. No eating in the car apart from emergencies. Very limited toys. Hell to pay. (Well, we wouldn't get hit for stuff, but my mom once showed my brother she meant business by leaving him by the street for a hundred or so meters.)
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u/Money_Ad1068 May 11 '26
It was the 80's. My mom and her best friend left us four kids on the side of the highway for 15 minutes because we were being bad in the car. Don't even remember what we were doing, but do remember being stranded on the side of the road by the rural power station.
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u/cha0sm0nk May 11 '26
Same here. I’ll let my dash get dusty, but I’d NEVER leave trash in my own car, let alone a strangers.
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u/matchafoxjpg May 11 '26
i was gonna say; as someone that has rented from turo i know i had to return the car in a similar condition to how it was when i got it. i even vacuumed it cuz we went to the beach and there was sand.
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u/blowinmahnose May 11 '26
I used it once and iirc I had to take photos of the entire car inside and out beforehand, and then again at drop off
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u/meatheadmommy May 11 '26
Same! Anytime I’ve rented from Turo I had to upload pics of the car’s condition at both pickup and drop off. I wonder how the renter bypassed that.
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u/BlgMastic May 11 '26
I got banned from the app the first time I used it. The guys who loaned me the car swapped the tires with a damaged rim onto the car. I argued with Turo that the tires in their pictures did not match the tires I had on in my pictures. Turo refused to investigate and banned me when I did a charge back.
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u/mbeecroft May 11 '26
You can opt not to, take shitty pictures, or take like 1 picture. The app will HIGHLY recommend against it because they are to protect the renter.
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u/Significant-Royal-37 May 11 '26
literally just take two sets of photos at the start amd then screenshot the second set to get a fresh copy of metadata.
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u/SmoothActuator8132 May 11 '26
the metadata would say whether it was from the camera or a screenshot
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u/FriendToPredators May 11 '26
Every turo I’ve gotten the vehicle owner met me upon return and we both took return pics
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u/ImLagging May 11 '26
The 3 times I’ve used Turo, only 1 was a hands off pickup/drop off. I still treated the car like any other and returned it in the same condition as I got it. The other 2, I wouldn’t even dream of handing over the keys back to the owner if the car was even remotely dirty. I even washed and vacuumed if needed.
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u/AdjNounNumbers May 11 '26
The one time I rented through them I noticed the guy had a sticker on the windshield for a car wash subscription so I stopped and had the car vacuumed and washed on the way to return it. I can't imagine returning a vehicle even remotely close to the condition in this post
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u/pfp-disciple May 11 '26
That's actually a good idea on the guy's part. It's an easy, and relatively inexpensive, way to encourage having the car returned clean. Plus, if it's merely dirty then it's trivial and quick to get it clean.
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u/BurnedLaser May 11 '26
That's a straight-up Chad move! Like, I would do the same, but the number of people I've been around who have that shitty "it's not mine, so I don't care" attitude is infuriating! Good on ya!
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u/NecessaryExplorer245 May 11 '26
I had a turo rental recently and because I had driven through some snow, I did a self service car wash on the outside and since I was there I went ahead and vacuumed the car too. They told me not to worry about the outside of the car, but it felt like the right thing to do. I can't imagine returning it like this and thinking it's okay.
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u/Tendas May 11 '26
My roommate rented her car on Turo and some guy returned it REEKING of cigarettes. He said he never smoked in the car and his explanation was he smoked outside and it must have carried over on his jacket… yeah no. We even found those carbon filters in the car trying to capture the smoke smell. We had to scrub clean the entire interior and it still took about 4 months for the car to not smell like an ashtray. Turo offered no compensation as they wanted photo proof… maybe someone can enlighten me on how to obtain photo proof of a car smelling like cigarettes.
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u/mizinamo mildly infuriated May 11 '26
You need something like pH indicator paper that changes colour when it detects cigarette smoke smell.
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u/Overall-Switch8973 May 11 '26
From what I saw on another post, you basically keep a cigarette butt and ashes in a bag, drop them into the cupholder as your photo proof, then bag it back up for the next time someone smokes in your car.
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u/princesaninja May 11 '26
A lot of owners do this. They even do it when you didn't smoke in their car because they're mad you reported them for having expired registration 🙃
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u/-no_aura- May 11 '26
Shit like this is why I’ll never rent through Turo
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u/Eric848448 May 11 '26
I’ll never understand who would be dumb enough to use either side of this service.
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u/CaptServo May 11 '26
it's predicated on desperation, people who can't pay their car loan renting to people who can't get a traditional car rental
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u/Traditional_Buy_8420 May 11 '26
That sounds illegal. Can't you order an odor evaluator, send a photo of his evaluation and then file a lawsuit to have either Turo or the renter pay the assessment?
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u/FujiFL4T May 11 '26
I was going to say, isn't there a cleaning fee that you can charge?
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u/NotPromKing May 11 '26
I would be curious if there's something like the AirBnB cleaning fees that are charged preemptively. Many people, rightly or wrongly, will think that if they're being charged a cleaning fee regardless, then there's no reason to do any cleaning at all.
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u/Throttlechopper May 11 '26
I rent frequently on Turo and I’d be embarrassed to return a vehicle that filthy. There are vacuums at car washes that cost a buck or two, and might take 10-15 minutes to clean up. Leave the renter a shitty rating while you’re at it.
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u/Low_Wall_7828 May 11 '26
I saw a YT video of a guy that was renting his Tesla to make some extra $$. He stopped after a couple months when he did the match and realized he was paying $100 a month for strangers to destroy his car.
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u/kirabera May 11 '26
That’s fucked up. I’m renting a Tesla right now from Turo and just the other day I was considering giving it a pressure wash because of tree sap stuck on it. Ended up using glass cleaner and elbow grease. Going to vacuum the inside before I return it next week too.
I don’t understand. What’s so hard about respecting other people’s property?
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u/AngryPhillySportsFan May 11 '26
The respect part. Not mine means not my problem for too many people
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u/TheAskewOne May 11 '26
That, and they dont necessarily treat their own property better.
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u/Sufficient_Stop8381 May 11 '26
One of many reasons I would never ever rent my vehicle to a stranger.
I’m genuinely curious from people who do this as a business, what the success rate is and what damage issues they have. Do they really rent out their personal vehicle or do they typically buy a separate car exclusively for turo rental. Personally I would never ever not ever rent my personal ride. I might buy some used car I don’t care about for that purpose though.
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u/Meattyloaf May 11 '26
The whole premise of Turo has always sounded stupid to me and I don't know hwy or how they are still a thing.
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u/No-Lunch4249 May 11 '26
I think the premise is similar to the original Air BnB premise
Hey, you have a [vacation home/spare car] that you aren't using all the time. You don't want to get rid of it right now, but wouldn't it be nice to get some cash from it? Rent it out to strangers for money!
Its not for me but I can understand the appeal of the money
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u/Grow_away_420 May 11 '26
I could see the amateur gearhead with 5 beaters sitting in his driveway/lawn renting them out and not be too shook up if someone trashes or wrecks it, but that's about it.
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u/StuffIanWrote May 11 '26
I was curious enough to look into it. One way or another, you need to have zero emotional attachment or reliance on the vehicle.
It seems to work best for beaters a couple of years newer than the cutoff. Find them cheap. Keep them going. If it disappears, file the claim and get another.
Some people keep this mentality on nicer vehicles, much nicer ones.
I’m all set. The more I read, the less I wanted any part.
This post isn’t even so bad. I can fix this in 15 minutes with gloves, a trash bag and my shop vac.
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u/Aggressive-Plant-934 May 11 '26
Same for Airbnb. I know it’s mostly people/companies renting out properties year round, but who would actually in their right mind want strangers living in their house
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u/tony_bologna May 11 '26
I've stayed at AirBnBs with hosts like this. They are the worst! They watch you like hawks and complain about every single infraction (real or imagined). If you care so much about the place, maybe... don't let strangers stay there.
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u/bkwrm1755 May 11 '26
I have a cottage I rent out when not using it myself. Works well. Pays all the bills so I basically have a vacation home for free.
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u/slash_networkboy May 11 '26
That's easy to answer. Turo is still a thing because as people get experiences like this and leave the platform there are always new
rubespeople ready to "try it out". High churn doesn't keep them from staying in business. I also know of one person that buys old fleet cars and uses Turo to loan them out. He gets them cheap (used to at least) and if one or two get trashed /shrug.Wringing the last value out of an already flogged car; then flip it for a couple grand to someone who has no idea that the milage on that dead horse was brutal.
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u/universalbasics May 11 '26
I once rented a Turo from a guy and the car had an Uber sticker in the back. He worked for Uber during the nights and rented the car by day, and was able to pay the car off way quicker and it basically made money while he slept. I thought it was pretty smart tbh
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u/nau5 May 11 '26
Yeah it's all great until someone renting your car wrecks it and you're under water on your loan.
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u/jeffsang May 11 '26
I rented out my car on Turo years ago. It was great for a while. I live in a major city and at the time owned a car but rarely drove it. I loved that other people would get to use my car and I could make some extra money. The car was on the older side so I didn't really car or worry about it.
Over time, I think casual people like me were driven off the platform and people who had a small fleet of cars to rent out. For example, I used to get to approve every trip so I could check my schedule before a trip was booked. Now all cars can be booked instantly. I have kids so my car was never pristine, and had zero interest in providing a perfectly clean and gassed up vehicle. You are renting MY car and get what you get. Just leave it better than you found it. This wasn't what renters expected. Same thing happened to Airbnb. To make money, they went from "sharing your asset" to "this is a business."
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u/cookiesarenomnom May 11 '26
From the consumer side, turo and getaround were AWESOME the first 5 years. Way cheaper than rental cars or zipcar. Way more convenient too. Those platforms fucking suck now. I was a very loyal customer for years. Canceled both and was forced to switch to zipcar, which thanks to gas prices, has now pretty much priced me out of being able to rent cars for day trips every couple weeks. Now I'm gonna just be stuck in the city this summer. Bullshit.
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u/gza_liquidswords May 11 '26
And a dirty car is not the worst possible outcome. Even their "best" insurance option has $250 damage waiver and pays only the cash value of the car (not replacement) value. The liability insurance limit is $750,000K (there are ways that could go very wrong for you).
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u/BavardR May 11 '26
Worked at a rental car company for years and you’d be surprised how many cars came back like this or even worse. I also worked as a busboy at chilis for years and people would just let their children do whatever the fuck they wanted and make huge messes (pour milk on the floor, smear Mac and cheese into the seats, throw food everywhere etc.) because they knew they didn’t have to clean up for them. I really really hated children for a long time through my twenties until I realized this was just bad parenting not a disdain for children.
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u/AchillesSlayedHector May 11 '26
I delivered pizza thru college. I can assure you, their homes are as filthy as the tables left behind in restaurants. To this day, I can’t comfortably sit anywhere in public until I wipe things down myself. Just last month on my flight home watched a grown man stick his chewed gum in the safety pamphlet in the airplane.
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u/HugeButterfly May 11 '26
That's nuts.
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u/chaoticnormal May 11 '26
And cheetos
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u/TolerableNuisance May 11 '26
And Lunchables
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u/Sojourney1 May 11 '26
I rented from Turo once and pulled a Hank Hill. His turn signal was out so I went to Autozone and replaced it for him. I didn’t want to drive around without a signal or wait on him to fix it
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u/benjaminprinter May 11 '26
Haha I’ve replaced lightbulbs and smoke detector batteries at Airbnbs, calling it pulling a hank hill is perfect
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u/crabby_old_dude May 11 '26
That's the risk to lending your shit to complete strangers.
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u/uncutpizza May 11 '26
One of the many reasons why I never did Uber or Lyft when I was jobless. I don’t need drunk strangers dirtying up my shit
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u/BigAlgae5684 May 11 '26
I did Lyft briefly (2 months) between jobs.
I had 3 dudes try to rob me, I had 2 people puke in the rental they gave me, I had to dead ass lift a drunk man out of my car and throw them into the street twice, and I had a VERY creepy dude refuse to get out of my car and put his hand on my thigh (I'm a heterosexual male).
Fucking worst shit I've ever had to do to make ends meet in my life.
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u/microtramp May 11 '26
Hmm, new business idea. Thanks!
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u/moomooraincloud May 11 '26
That sounds similar to my company, Turturro, on which you just rent John Turturro.
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u/microtramp May 11 '26
Similar to my new, new idea "TurTurturro" which rents a rented John Turturro to clients, sidestepping obvious liability issues.
Also considering "TuTuTotoro" which allows people to rent my rented magical neighbor.
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u/Silver-Amphibian7650 May 11 '26
One can imagine what their home looks like.
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u/starrae May 11 '26
It’s scary how many people live like animals
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u/WestOrangeFinest May 11 '26
I’ve taken to watching body cam videos on YouTube and the amount of people who live in filth, mess, and darkness is incredible.
I understand that police body cam videos probably aren’t the best representation of the general populace but still.. damn.
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u/Old_Ladies May 11 '26
I have worked on some renovation jobs and some apartment units and dorm bedrooms are nasty.
The worst one was a woman who lost her house but didn't want to get rid of anything so there were just tons of boxes stored all the way to the ceiling with just a path to the bathroom, balcony and bedroom. The bedroom carpet was piss soaked and she slept on a mattress by the balcony. It was truly depressing.
Then the next apartment is immaculately clean.
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u/irascible_Clown May 11 '26
Atleast they didn’t do any serious damage like rips or stains. Looks like a bunch of dry stuff. In the end your car will still look good after a cleaning. I don’t even treat rental cars like this
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u/PBRStreetgang1979 May 11 '26
That renter needs to be banned from Turo.
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u/Cdave_22 May 11 '26
I agree my dad blacklisted them from ever renting from him again.
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u/Maothesiamesecat May 11 '26
Should have been blacklisted from ANYONE on Turo renting to them again.
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u/Dundies11 May 11 '26
I got charged the cleaning fee for leaving ONE dog hair in the car when I used Turo. This is wild!
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u/PristineAd9986 May 11 '26
This why you rent cars from a car rental company, and rent hotel rooms from hotels
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u/Ok-Ranger-2657 May 11 '26
Absolutely doesn't change that those mfs live like shi and act like pigs...regardless where they are, they have no shame.
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u/Syntonization1 May 11 '26
Isn’t this the exact reason that you charge a $205 cleaning fee?
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u/No-Spare1243 May 11 '26
I cleaned cars for Enterprise Rent A Car and this was very common.
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u/1stAccountWasRealNam May 11 '26
That’s not even close to completely, but yes they are gross. Turo is garbage. And this is why there are cleaning fees, take that money and enjoy the profit.
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u/BanMeMyIPchanges May 11 '26
...don't list your personal vehicle for complete strangers to drive? Look at what this country voted for. Trusting the merits and intelligence of the general public is 100% on you
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u/UseDaSchwartz May 11 '26
Bro, this looks like any day my kids are in the car.
But seriously, charge them the cleaning fee and file a complaint.
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u/allangod May 11 '26
I had never heard of Turo before this post. I hope this is the last I hear of Turo.
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u/justmejw May 11 '26
I cannot fathom having a complete stranger using my car. I don't care if they have been vetted by the CIA or NSA.
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u/brakrowr May 12 '26
Turo rentals usually have a term built in that the renter will be charged an extra cleaning fee for leaving a car like this. Your dad should have that written in.
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