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This guy is my hero!
Posted by:
nv7ce
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Date: January 12, 2017 10:55PM
http://www.fox5dc.com/news/trending/228849499-story
A Virginia man used five wheelbarrows to haul in 300,000 pennies to pay off the sales tax on two of his new cars at the Department of Motor Vehicles.
According to the Bristol Herald Courier, Nick Stafford wheeled in the change into the DMV office in Lebanon, Virginia, after a months-long dispute with the DMV in which he was denied direct phone numbers for DMV offices.
Stafford’s battle began last September when he initially called the Lebanon DMV office for a licensing question he had. When he tried to call the office, he was rerouted to a call center in Richmond.
After filing a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), Stafford received a direct phone number for the Lebanon office, which employees told him was not meant for the public to call.
Stafford then decided he wanted direct phone numbers to nine other DMV offices. But DMV employees would not provide them, which led him to file three lawsuits on the matter.
“If they were going to inconvenience me then I was going to inconvenience them,” Stafford told the newspaper.
This is exactly how it is at the DMV where I live. You cant call the office, you get routed to Richmond. Lazy fucking state employees.
A Virginia man used five wheelbarrows to haul in 300,000 pennies to pay off the sales tax on two of his new cars at the Department of Motor Vehicles.
According to the Bristol Herald Courier, Nick Stafford wheeled in the change into the DMV office in Lebanon, Virginia, after a months-long dispute with the DMV in which he was denied direct phone numbers for DMV offices.
Stafford’s battle began last September when he initially called the Lebanon DMV office for a licensing question he had. When he tried to call the office, he was rerouted to a call center in Richmond.
After filing a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), Stafford received a direct phone number for the Lebanon office, which employees told him was not meant for the public to call.
Stafford then decided he wanted direct phone numbers to nine other DMV offices. But DMV employees would not provide them, which led him to file three lawsuits on the matter.
“If they were going to inconvenience me then I was going to inconvenience them,” Stafford told the newspaper.
This is exactly how it is at the DMV where I live. You cant call the office, you get routed to Richmond. Lazy fucking state employees.
Re: This guy is my hero!
Posted by:
Ironic Ironer
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Date: January 13, 2017 02:33AM
He gave them his 2 cents worth.
Re: This guy is my hero!
Posted by:
sure thing
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Date: January 13, 2017 10:07AM
way too much work, but whatever floats your boat!
Re: This guy is my hero!
Posted by:
Your VA Governor
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Date: January 14, 2017 07:28AM
I am the Governor and your not. This is the way I want it run. I am the Governor I know what is best for you. I am the Governor. I know everything and you know nothing. So don't blame the state employees it's their leader, the New Y
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