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**Title:** Instant Karma Examples
**Content Summary:**
* The narrator shares various examples of "instant karma" where individuals face immediate consequences for their wrongdoings.
* Examples include:
1. A man who locked his dog in a hot car, only to have his car broken into.
2. A hunter who got attacked by a bear after killing its cub.
3. A person who parked in a fire lane, only to have their car window smashed by firefighters.
4. A rapist who contracted AIDS from his victim.
5. A driver who received a parking ticket, only to find out the car responsible for issuing tickets also got ticketed.
6. A thief who stole a bike, only to sell it back to the original owner.
7. A driver who parked in a motorcycle-only spot, only to be blocked in by a motorcyclist.
* The narrator expresses satisfaction in seeing wrongdoers face consequences, especially in cases of animal cruelty.
* The video ends with the narrator thanking viewers, promoting their social media and music, and inviting subscribers.
Here are the extracted key facts, each with a number and in short sentences, excluding opinions:
**Instant Karma Examples**
1. A person locked their dog in a car, and the dog got stressed and potentially could have choked.
2. A hunter proudly showed off a killed animal, but a bear (likely the animal's mother) approached in the background.
3. A person parked in a prohibited area, blocking firefighters' access to a hydrant.
4. A rapist was unaware his victim had AIDS, which was transmitted to the rapist.
5. A person received a parking ticket for parking in the wrong spot.
**Specific Incidents**
6. A woman's bike was stolen, and she found it being sold online by the thief.
7. She contacted the thief, pretending to be a buyer, and got her bike back by taking it for a "test ride".
8. A car was parked in a motorcycle-only parking spot, blocking a motorcycle's path.
9. A person was seen walking with a baby bear, and the mother bear attacked shortly after.
10. A hunter was photographed with a killed animal, and the hunter's subsequent fate is implied to be negative.
**Miscellaneous**
11. The speaker has a strong dislike for people who leave their dogs in hot cars.
12. There is a parking spot with a clear yellow line indicating "do not park" for non-emergency vehicles.
13. Firefighters have designated parking areas to ensure access to hydrants in case of emergencies.
14. A person can be notified of a parking ticket and must pay a fine, which can be time-consuming and expensive.