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Re: What would you fellows do?????


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Posted by JML755 on August 06, 2016 at 08:23:01 from (69.14.82.70):

In Reply to: What would you fellows do????? posted by JD Seller on August 05, 2016 at 20:24:41:

Sounds like you've got good documentation AND good reason to support case with him. Glad to hear you won't back down on this one.

I've always been willing to help people do stuff or lend them tools. One relatively new neighbor has asked several times "do you know anything about furnaces?" or plumbing or electrical. First time he asked, I "helped" him but while I was fussing with the issue, he went back in HIS house to get a cup of coffee while I was on my back in HIS yard, fixing HIS problem. My answer is now: "nope, sure don't" when he asks that question.

Same thing goes with tools. Since people know I've got a lot of tools, my standard answer now is "yeah, I've got one of those, but I've loaned it out and haven't seen it back yet" or I go in the house to "find it" and come back in a few minutes with "don't know where it is, sorry".

Over a year ago, a good neighbor who I felt was exempt from the above responses, was in a jam and I loaned them an item that I wasn't using. Said they just needed it for the day. Mentioned this summer about it, their response was "what do you need it for?" I told them I didn't need a reason it was MINE. Had to bring it up a couple of times before the item ended up on my front porch.


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