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Posted by BillinCentralMO on September 19, 2007 at 17:06:14 from (65.54.154.13):

In Reply to: Some people ....man!!! posted by Bill46 on September 19, 2007 at 10:08:50:

People are something else.I practice law for a living. Contrary to popular belief it is not an easy living. Hard work , all day long surrounded by difficult people. I have people try and get me to work for free all the time. They act like all I have to do is call the other lawyer who is suing them and the whole thing will disappear or something. I deal daily with people who think they can dine and dash if they want. I'm pretty much now at the point where all fees are paid up front in advance , cash money , no exceptions. I have been ripped off by Preachers , Lawyers , Doctors , all their wives , relatives and friends. It seems like they think I am printing money in the back or something. I pay two costly employees , a big building payment , insurance coverage beyond your wildest dreams and an awful lot of taxes and professional fees. Many months there is little money left for me for my hours and hours of work.You need to tell that guy to shove off.Who wants to go home and work for free after you work all week .This line ,"I'll pay for the fuel" insults your intelligence and ignores the steep price of acquiring and maintaining heavy equipment. Refer him to a professional hauler.And look for a new friend.


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