This could only happen in CA. Not only do they broadcast an aversion for a border wall which is also 'immoral' they seemed genuinely entertained by a local meth-addict breaking into their home.
A couple captured video of their encounter with the motormouth squatter they found in their home upon returning from vacation.
In the lengthy video, which seems to have been recorded in California, a woman can be heard gently interrogating a sweatpants-clad man about what he's doing at her home and whether he thinks he owns the place.
The squatter, who later identifies himself as Carlos Bradley Jr., speaks a mile a minute as he wanders around the entryway of what appears to be a luxurious home while presenting his convoluted rationale for being there.
Squatter gets busted after couple returns from vacation
A California couple was surprised to find a squatter in their home after returning from vacation. In a video of the encounter, the man identified himself as Carlos Bradley Jr
The video starts with the woman, who is behind the camera, asking Bradley, 'Do you think that this is your place?'
'I kind of do,' Bradley says, before noting, 'Because to be honest with you, okay, check this out. If this ain't my place, I don't know what is.'
He then launches into the various reasons why he believes the house is his, mostly related to the presence of a series of items in colors that appear to have meaning to him, including a marker in blue, his favorite color.
When asked where he was living before he started living at the woman's home, Bradley replies that he had been underneath a bridge pier immediately prior before squatting in the woman's home.
When questioned about whether he believed he actually lived in the home, Bradley said yes
Bradley revealed that a series of signs led him to the home and apologized for being there
Bradley also says that he's been 'all over LA,' including Skid Row, the Union Rescue Mission, and Midnight Mission.
'I have been walking this whole town,' Bradley adds. 'I climbed this mountain three times already. I had little treasure hunts that I had to do. A lot of endurance. A lot of endurance. A lot of walking.'
Bradley then talks about his sister and some other people, who the woman offers to help try to track down, but Bradley doesn't seem to know exactly where those people are.
It's at this point that Bradley offers up his name and rattles off a series of numbers, some of which could be his birth date.
Finally, Bradley says, 'If this ain't mine, I'll leave.'
'I'm sorry, it's not yours,' the woman says, a statement which seems to come as a genuine surprise to Bradley.
'Oh, well, I just got turned down real big,' he says, then tells the woman that he's going to 'gather my things and head on down.'
Bradley also apologizes to the homeowners: 'I am so sorry, I did not mean to disrespect y'all in any way.'
As he collects his scant belongings, he conscientiously turns off the entryway lights and closes the door behind him as he leaves the homes, apologizing again and saying that 'it's hints' that led him to the home.
The woman then kindly asks Bradley if he needs anything before he leaves the property, to which he politely replies, 'I would like to have a change of clothes' and then speculates to himself about the possibility of whether he'll be able to get a shower wherever he goes next.
The video ends with the woman telling Bradley that he can use a nearby shower — which he says he'll clean when he's done — and tells him towels are under the sink.
I was waiting for him to ask for her debit card and as he walks away she shouts out, "wait I forgot to give you the PIN number".
Homeowners back from vacation encounter a motormouth squatter who's surprised to learn the house doesn't belong to him then asks if he can take a shower before leaving
