Someone should educate you on the proper punctuation of "its." and "its".

See what I did there? -_-

Does correcting grammar make you feel important? It was probably an honest mistake. A grammar-nazi approach should be reserved for something like, "they repossessed they're [sic] car". C'mon now.....

Cloke was right. You are wrong. The final period belongs inside the quotation marks.

Repo men are the wicked ones for doing their jobs? It's simple, don't fall behind on your car payments and don't try to buy a vehicle that's out of your price range. They were towing a boat away in one picture; tells me someone either had money to spend on extracurricular activities and either went overboard on their spending or they never had the money in the first place.

Whatever happened to responsible people and money management. My parents taught me how to balance a checkbook by the age of 17 when I got my first job. I have one credit card for emergencies and everything else is paid for in cash. Keeps things simple and I never have debt other than car payments and house which are not overly extravagant and out of reach of paying.

@Sean... True that Karma really can be a b****. But I'm not going to hold it against a repossession company who comes and takes away my vehicle or property due to falling behind on payments, for any reason. I recently lost my job and had to face the hardships of not getting unemployment and unable to find a job for 6 months; I talked to my bank and asked for a refinancing to be done due to my circumstances. Not only did I have them refinance I asked for payments to be stopped on both vehicle and house since I pay more on both than my monthly payments were (had payments taken out of account automatically).

Now I'm not saying all are that lucky; but I consider that planning for those just in case moments. Because we all know that a job is not guaranteed especially in these times, but I know that I am not going to hold my grudge against another man or woman who is doing their job to keep their possessions either.

It's not the repo men's fault for people falling behind on payments. It's awfully dangerous for them sometimes too, with owners who don't feel so kindly about getting their vehicles/fun toys repossessed. There are enough people out there that are bad with their money to earn these guys a constant living, so you can't make an exception for every sob story and excuse out there. Their best bet is to get in, grab, then get out to avoid confrontation. Buy within your means. Just because you have a lot of money/high wages now to get credit out on doesn't mean you're safe. If you fall later, you fall much, much harder. Better yet, save and buy as much in cash as possible. Problem solved. Less owed, less likely to get screwed over on.

If you pay your bills, the repo man doesn't come knocking.