Op here - no luck at pick up. Would you email the directors for both the camps at the facility or just the one where your kids attend?

Thank goodness for this forum because my friend thinks I'm blowing this way out of proportion and I can't talk to her about it anymore.

Anonymous wrote:As someone who had her car sideswiped while I was on the highway, and who gave the plate # to the police and they did nothing, I can assure you the police aren't coming for you.

Lesson learned from the police: if you hit someone, drive away. You won't get in any trouble at all!

Let me guess, this was in Maryland?

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Anonymous wrote:At least you didn't hit a Ferrari!

Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaa. I still can't believe that video or that dumb driver!

Though I can't feel too badly for someone who spent $300k on a car...

Meh. I respect other's personal property. How they spend their money isn't my call.

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Anonymous wrote:At least you didn't hit a Ferrari!

Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaa. I still can't believe that video or that dumb driver!

Though I can't feel too badly for someone who spent $300k on a car...

OP here - I guess I'll look for the other car at pickup today and email the director if I don't see it. Then, at least there is proof that I tried to contact the owner.

Honestly, they probably haven't even noticed.

Someone dinged the passenger side of my car pretty good a few weeks ago at the mall and I didn't realize a week later. I know it happened there because I only ran to the mall to grab a gift, parked in my garage at home, and then took an Uber to the airport for a trip.

As someone else said, I just consider it part of living in the city. If I had an extremely fancy, expensive car I'd probably be very paranoid. Never once did I think to go back to the mall and talk to security. I know I've also knocked my door into a parked car and never left a note, but I've never hit one so hard that a permanent mark was left. Usually just a little scuff that you can rub off with your finger. I've been sitting in my car and had people bang my doors when getting out of their cars and never even say sorry. I don't think they even realized I was in my car. It's kind of just one of the "rude behaviors" we've adapted as a busy society.

You're not getting arrested, so relax.

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Anonymous wrote:Why did you flee the scene of the accident?

Oh, please. She didn't flee. She parked her car with the full intention of going back to give the owner her insurance information. I would keep an eye out for the owner on subsequent drop-offs, but really, this is not a big deal.

+1

She's on here asking for help because she wants to make things right. Don't be a jerk.

Why not write the note immediately?

OK annoying ass wipe. Learn to read or go back to summer camp for the rest of the month.

Is this your catch-phrase? You seem to call people this in many forums on this board - which make you a rude annoying ass-wipe.

Anonymous wrote:Look just report it to the director of the camp
Email it so it's documented.
Then you won't feel sick or guilty
If someone complained they will go to the building services folks or the camp directors
Just send an email now and let it be the end
If someone comes forward and has damage insurance will care for it
Explain in the email that you didn't have time for a note or whatever

Is this a good idea?

Anonymous wrote:Look just report it to the director of the camp
Email it so it's documented.
Then you won't feel sick or guilty
If someone complained they will go to the building services folks or the camp directors
Just send an email now and let it be the end
If someone comes forward and has damage insurance will care for it
Explain in the email that you didn't have time for a note or whatever

Yes, this. Email the Director or Center. Then keep an eye out for the car at future drop offs. When you see them in the future you can leave a note.