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Tourist Thieves

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When I drink Old Milwaukee or Miller Lite, I use a three dollar styrofoam cooler. If it's Michelobe Ultra or Corona, I use an Igloo or a Coleman. If it's Dos XXs or Landshark, I have my security team handle the details...
 
It sounds like you don't own a Yeti, it owns you. Here you are having a good time getting into the action and then it's like "Oh shi- I left my Yeti in the driveway. I'm sorry baby, I gotta run. Where's my pants?"
 
I would like to think a cooler in my driveway is an acceptable place to keep it.

It really just bothers me that people actually steal in general. It is so beneath what a moral person does.

I don't know it was tourists but I'm betting it was.

Chalk it up to experience that no matter where you live people can be animals.

Sorry, but you should know better than to leave anything out in the open. That's just inviting someone to come and take it. I'm sorry it was stolen and you lost all that money, but do you leave your car unlocked too? Jeeze use some common sense people.
 
Reason I stay east of 30A. Hate to think of my husband and I at 63 and 54 years of age being called transients. And to automatically assume it was a tourist is totally wrong, you think because of where you live that a local could not possibly/would not steal something? Think again. If they want it they would. This is the kind of comments that make me not happy.
 
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