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Man Steals $600,000 Ferrari And Crashes Into Four More

I guess everyone would probably like to take a joyride in a Ferrari at some point in their life. But it takes guts – or a lot of drinks –…

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I guess everyone would probably like to take a joyride in a Ferrari at some point in their life. But it takes guts - or a lot of drinks - to do it this way.

This is like a big "bull in a china shop."  Except the china was luxury automobiles, and the bull was some guy who'd had way too much to drink.

A guy in Salt Lake City got arrested after he drank all day, then broke into a Ferrari dealership, stole a $600,000 car, and crashed it into four more Ferraris on his way out. A 29-year-old Salt Lake City man, named Michael Martinez, did some major day drinking last weekend, and decided to break into a Ferrari dealership.

He got into the showroom by smashing a big glass window with a rock.  Then he found a $600,000 Ferrari that happened to be unlocked, found a set of keys in the center console, and decided to steal it. I mean, why not, right? The keys were right there!

He apparently drove it through the big glass wall, and hit four other Ferraris on his way out.  Here's a photo of what the showroom normally looks like. Now picture is with a lot of broken glass.

According to police, he caused $100,000 in damage to those four cars.  And obviously the Ferrari he stole got pretty banged up too.  It's not clear how much total damage he caused, but the Ferrari he stole was priced at around $600,000. So yeah - a LOT of damage...

They found him nearby, walking away after he abandoned the car.  He told them the whole thing was "spur-of-the-moment" and that he'd been drinking all day.  He's facing charges for theft, burglary, and property damage.

Listen, we've all done some stupid things, but this is REALLY stupid!

This story and more of the stupid in today’s Other News!

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Las Vegas Summer: Local Pool Etiquette

The Memorial Day weekend kicks off another Las Vegas summer...and here are a few tips to follow for local pool etiquette! We're talking about pools at your favorite resort, your community pool or even if you head over to a friend's house. According to the HUFFPOST, we start with a list of the rudest things you can do at the pool this summer. They include blasting your favorite tunes, going barefoot, or hopping in the pool with an open wound.

All these things you should keep in mind if your headed to a pool this weekend or even over the summer. Some people do have rules and they're hoping you'll follow them. Whether they tell you or not, all these things are just common courtesy type stuff. So going to cool off during the summer, don't take anything for granted.

This summer, local pool etiquette!

One huge thing that came up was going swimming with an open sore! We're talking a rash, foot fungus, or even a cut.  And for the record, chlorine will not always keep it from spreading.  It's also been said that others just feel a bit uncomfortable swimming with an obvious open wound! Right?

Excessive splashing seems to make the list, but not enough to cut into the Top 5. If you're in the pool with kids, splashing just seems a little unnecessary...especially where adults are concerned! And don't we just love that one guy who makes an entrance with a huge cannonball!

Listen, everyone wants to have fun at the pool...but keep in mind that all these rules are meant to insure that! All this pool etiquette just comes down to being courteous to others. It's really not that hard. Of course, when there's alcohol involved, things to tend to get a little out of hand.

So listen to the segment from this morning and then to see the Top 5, scroll down and enjoy!

#5 SUNBATHING TOPLESS

Not sure we would actually agree with this one, but okay. Just remember, there might be kids, families and people of all ages in the pool area...just know your pool! Maybe this is why it comes in at #5!

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Frank and Helena via Getty Images

#4 LETTING THE KIDS RUN WILD

One of the rudest things you can do, let the kids just run wild at a community pool type setting! With that said, we really think this should have been #1, but it comes in at #4!

Kids running wild at the local pool

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#3 HOGGIN' ALL THE LOUNGE CHAIRS

This is something that should be punishable with a fine! Those people that come out early in the morning or even late at night to save like 5-6 chairs, then don't get there until later in the afternoon! It's just plain rude! It comes in at #3!

Lounge chairs by the local pool

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#2 BRINGING GLASS BY THE POOL

Not only is it rude to use a glass for your drink around the pool, but it's a safety issue as well. Use a paper cup or plastic for your drink or a koozie for your beer! Not that hard, but rude enough to come in at #2!

A woman using glass by the pool is a no-no!

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#1 DO NOT PEE IN THE POOL

Here's the deal, we're not just talking about kids! Hey guys, don't feel like there's enough chlorine in the pool to kill it if you pee in the pool. Take a minute, dry off and do the right thing. This IS the rudest thing you can do in a pool this summer or anytime here in Las Vegas! Congrats on being #1!

Kid standing in the pool by herselfAdam Pretty via Getty Images

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Carla Rea is the morning show co-host on “The Mike and Carla Morning Show" on 96.3 KKLZ, in Las Vegas. She has been working with her partner and friend Mike O'Brian for the past 25 plus years. At KKLZ for 12 years. Carla Rea is a Gracie Award winner. She started out in talk radio, "when talk radio was still fun" Rea says. Prior to, and along with doing the morning show, Carla is also a comedian. You may have seen her on Conan O'Brien, Evening at The Improv, Showtime, or several comedy clubs across the country. Carla also worked as a light feature reporter at KSNV/NBC Las Vegas, going behind the scenes at various shows, and restaurants on the Las Vegas strip. As a content creator 96.3 KKLZ, Carla writes in a sarcastic, cheeky, unapologetic way on Las Vegas, movies, TV, celebrities, and this thing we call life.