On rear window of the car was a security label with a telephone number. Gintare called that number and we had to call back in 10 minutes. So we called again and the man on the phone would arrange something. He called us back and told that he sent someone who’ll be there in 20 minutes. And 20 minutes later a silver, dirty, BMW without any prints stopped and came to the resque. He took a fine piece of flexible metal bar out of the trunk and asked us kindly to step away from the car and not to look at him. Only 20 seconds later the door was open. This guy was good! It did cost us 100LTL which is around 30 euros. But if we’d call him directly it would’ve been 50LTL, that’s only 15euros… The funny thing is that he did not check if we were the owners of the car. In the end all was good. It only took about 45 minutes from getting the keys locked in the car to driving off to the center.

So far so good. Today was sheep-D-Day. The person came to pick up the sheep with a brand new van, payed, and went. He told he will bring back the rope later. 15 minutes later the turkish man was back, with a small bag. Inside the bag was the rope and the registration number (like so). But the registration number was still in the ear! So he cutted the ear and just gave it to us with the rope…

I knew he bought the sheep to kill and eat, but this was just a lil sick…

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