Did you lose your bike after a Sunday spent drinking on the beach, in bars or on the street in Belle Harbor?
If so, a person you ran into last night is looking out for you.
A note was left on a white beach cruiser — the unofficial official wheels of the peninsula — found on Beach 129th Street, according to observer Michael Young.
He tweeted a photo of the scrawled note which helps the rider remember what he or she did last night.
Left on a bike in #rockaway @rockawayist @Rockawaytimes @TheWaveNews left with 1 flip flop #longwalkhome..#shamed pic.twitter.com/mvOQ3JGysp
— Michael Young (@mchyoung3) August 10, 2015"FYI," it begins.
"You were drunk last night and crashed your bike into my 10-year-old daughter. It was 8:30. She is ok — luckily."
Then the note-writer lets the allegedly drunk cyclist know what happened to him or her, assuming (probably correctly) that they wouldn't remember.
"You cut your head, ear and hand — in case you were wondering."
Young wrote that the person also left with only one flip flop.
