A Story About Karma

[pixmedic27 7]

You know, if the guy had his gear stolen because he was stupid and left it in his car, I'd get a good chuckle. While I was a working musician, our mantra was always "Unload the truck every night". I know a bass player who, on two occasions, didn't do that.

He had all of his equipment stolen.

Twice.

But taking joy in the fact that the guy's house was broken into? I think that's a bit dickish, to be honest with you...

i never leave anything of value in my car. except my GPS.
I know a couple that hunts. recently, they left all their guns in their car since they were going back out the next morning. that night, all their guns were stolen out of the car.
i am assuming it is someone they knew, but i would never leave my guns in a car.

 

[Gavjenks]

I agree that the "karmic backlash" seems pretty disproportionately large to his apparent crimes. But eh. It's not like he lost a limb or something.