When I was there recently a guy was there on his 5th or 6th attempt to satisfy the residency documentation. He was in some sort of catch-22 because he couldn't get the documentation they were requiring to get an ID because whatever it was they were asking for some other agency required him to have an ID to obtain. He had a stack of documents, mostly military stuff because he had spent his whole adult life in the service. He was down on his luck and living in his car and needed an ID to get a job and move on with his life. His car didn't run so every time they sent him away to get documentation it involved a full day of hitchhiking and walking. It was sad watching him go through the 5 stages of grief getting crushed by the bureaucracy- and he got hung up on anger. The employee did a reasonable job trying to help him keep his cool but I don't think anybody was convinced the poor guy wasn't going to snap and return later and do something awful.
Oh and to revisit the fiasco with them wanting me to get my car towed to the weigh station. How would that work exactly? The tow truck would have to drop the car on the scale and drive away to get an accurate weight, and then charge me a second hookup fee to tow it away? Pay for two towings, yeah right. Screw that, it's cheaper to buy a go-cart and a fez hat.
Oh and to revisit the fiasco with them wanting me to get my car towed to the weigh station. How would that work exactly? The tow truck would have to drop the car on the scale and drive away to get an accurate weight, and then charge me a second hookup fee to tow it away? Pay for two towings, yeah right. Screw that, it's cheaper to buy a go-cart and a fez hat.