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NEW: Utah man drives his car through the front of a Mazda dealership just hours after purchasing the car from the same dealership.

The incident happened in Sandy, Utah, after the man was told he couldn’t return the car.

The man told the dealership that he would drive the car through the front door of the dealership if they didn’t let him return it.

They told him that it was sold "as-is."

The man did exactly what he promised and drove the car through the front door.

He was arrested on charges of felony criminal mischief and reckless endangerment.

Steve Inman with the playcall:

Commenters were talking about this: Glamorous? Really?

She's got more metal in her face than C3PO.

Glamorous female lawmaker, 30, 'bullied male aide into sex then made him run her errands'

A glamorous Washington state lawmaker bullied a male aide into sex, then made him run her errands and tried to fire him when he reported her, a lawsuit claims.

Emily Clouse, 30, is said to have begun a 'mutually consensual dating relationship' with the unnamed man after being elected as a commissioner in Thurston County, which includes the state's capital of Olympia.

But the aide alleges he felt unable to reject Clouse's advances because of the power she held over him and says he found the romance 'increasingly unwelcome.'
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'It was clear to the Plaintiff, however, that if the Plaintiff wanted to remain employed, he would need to continue his personal intimate relationship of a sexual nature with Commissioner Clouse,' the claim alleges.

Clouse is said to have exploited the man into driving her around, buying her food and drinks and loaning her cash which he says she never repaid, the Spokane Spokesman-Review reported.

He branded her an abuser and reported her behavior to Thurston County's human resources department on July 26.

Clouse, who was sworn into her role in November 2023, tried to fire him 30 minutes later and subsequently accused the aide of sexually assaulting her.

The aide says other Thurston County officials tried to suppress his claims, allegedly asking him 'what amount of money' it would take to make his claims go away.

He was put on administrative leave, which the aide says gave him the impression of being 'guilty of wrongdoing.'

Glamorous, really?

John Mulaney has a funny bit about tabloids' determination to call every woman they write about a "beauty."

Unrelated: Dana Carvey built his Joe Biden impression from his dad's condescending way of scolding him.

posted by Ace at 05:30 PM

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