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Greg Boeser
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He's been enrolled in nursing school, so, it could be. As to how far in debt?
He did at least drop in briefly over the holidays to akwardly say hi.
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He's been enrolled in nursing school, so, it could be. As to how far in debt?How far in debt is he? Is the degree at least worth it?
He's been enrolled in nursing school, so, it could be. As to how far in debt?Dunno. Problem is we're mean and his auntie is indulgent. She has taken him on as her project.
He did at least drop in briefly over the holidays to akwardly say hi.
Yes! Either he lost his license or is one of those "Sovereign Citizens" who say the US Constitution does not require licenses, car tags or insurance, or - most likely - there is already a warrant out for him on an unassociated case.She knows exactly who was driving. Dude has no license for a reason. Didn't want to go back to jail.
I'm leaning toward #3.Yes! Either he lost his license or is one of those "Sovereign Citizens" who say the US Constitution does not require licenses, car tags or insurance, or - most likely - there is already a warrant out for him on an unassociated case.
Yes! Either he lost his license or is one of those "Sovereign Citizens" who say the US Constitution does not require licenses, car tags or insurance, or - most likely - there is already a warrant out for him on an unassociated case.
Take it as a win.He's been enrolled in nursing school, so, it could be. As to how far in debt?Dunno. Problem is we're mean and his auntie is indulgent. She has taken him on as her project.
He did at least drop in briefly over the holidays to akwardly say hi.
Good job!I preface by saying education costs are needlessly too high in our country (and kindly leave it at that for political reasons). However, being in the situation we are in the military will sometimes take on the college debt, or at the very least pay for it going forward.
I used the GI Bill to get three degrees. No debt.
Not as far as I know- both of them are anti-vaxers."Neuromuscular diseases (NMD) emerged as one of the main side effects of the COVID-19 vaccination."
They got the COVID shot, I assume?
Yes! Either he lost his license or is one of those "Sovereign Citizens" who say the US Constitution does not require licenses, car tags or insurance, or - most likely - there is already a warrant out for him on an unassociated case.
The Sovereign citizens types should be treated as a public nuisance and just tasered on the spot as soon as they start their stereotypical rants. Or better yet, given the Judge Dredd treatment (whether they are in or out of their car):I used to know one of those "Sovereign Citizens." Was hilarious to hear him talk. Have not heard from him in about 10 years. I suspect he's sitting in his bunker in Montana or something.
In Florida they are cuffed and hauled off. I saw one Youtube video where they pulled over a guy with no license plate in Daytona Beach. He gave him his spiel and called a woman to come help him explain the situation but when she drove up in a similarly plateless vehicle the cops hauled in both of them.The Sovereign citizens types should be treated as a public nuisance and just tasered on the spot as soon as they start their stereotypical rants.
Been there several times. I swear they are communist. Lost contact right after 9/11. Back then I was old and no longer relevant, even obsolete. Really I was 41. I hope it goes better for you.Our 21 year old has blocked us.
I hope that he will come to recognize that we are not the enemy he thinks we are.
Time will tell.
I been in insurance for decades. Each state is different. Is it a no fault state? Then insurance will only cover your damage. The major thread would be your brother caused the accident and his coverage should pay out. He was sick and chose to drive. It going to get messy due the the other driver was given permission to drive the vehicle. Did the owner know he had no license? The police report should document what happened and who the illegal driver was. I would suggest turning it over to your brother's auto insurance and let the adjuster sort it out. That is what they do. Good luckYes. Although my brother said they started asking him about how much money he had. I guess they realized that if they told their insurance company they had loaned their car to a semi-unknown man who had no driver's license they might have trouble with their claim. They advanced the idea to claim that it was the owner's brother who was driving the car but he was not around and that obviously would not stick. My brother said he was happy to get home without getting knifed or something.
There are programs to pay for nursing schools.He's been enrolled in nursing school, so, it could be. As to how far in debt?Dunno. Problem is we're mean and his auntie is indulgent. She has taken him on as her project.
He did at least drop in briefly over the holidays to akwardly say hi.
SHOULD but didn't. They were stonewalled by the owner of the car and the police report just gives the first name of the driver and that was not even correct.he police report should document what happened and who the illegal driver was.
Morons stick together. A two for one deal.In Florida they are cuffed and hauled off. I saw one Youtube video where they pulled over a guy with no license plate in Daytona Beach. He gave him his spiel and called a woman to come help him explain the situation but when she drove up in a similarly plateless vehicle the cops hauled in both of them.
I think Police generally try to keep things calm and give a lot of leeway...regardless of race etc. I have seen dozens of videos, mostly of caucasians where they give them heels of time/chances before finally doing what should have been done at the start.But I saw a a Youtube video where they pulled over a black guy in Illinois and that cop bent over backwards to not haul in a guy with no driver's license, no insurance, and using a fake Florida license plate.
My youngest son is really up against it at the moment, lost his job, losing his apartment, behind on his car and insurance payments and can't seem to buy a job. We were concerned for his mental state so I paid up his insurance and a couple of car payments, (who needs retirement funds am I right?) started boarding his cat but I can't house him at our place more than a night or two before the fuckers at the association bitch about guests "overstaying". Man am I lamenting not buying another house at the moment.
So right now he spends some of the day with his mom who works from home and then has dinner with us. Starting Thursday his apartment will be gone so looking into alternative housing for him. I can't tell you how much this kills me not being able to do better by him, we found out he's actually been battling depression for several months. It makes me sick to know I missed the signs but I think we caught it in time, he's still on my insurance so at least I can get him some psychological help if nothing else.
Eh, sorry for the tirade guys, must be lack of sleep, his situation is keeping me up nights.
Thank you, I can't tell you how much I appreciate the thoughts.On the behalf of this forum, I wish your youngest boy a quick change in fortunes....fingers crossed for a new job, house and that he much feels better soon!