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Originally Posted by kuzican
well we're more interesting obviously.
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edit: and lift the jeep etc....
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Originally Posted by kuzican
bummer, but I'm in a similar boat. gas and car insurance take most of my income. hopefully I'l get this new job so I'll be able to pay my dad back the money I owe him.
edit: and lift the jeep etc....
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Originally Posted by yellaklein
Hell on rolling coins, good thing on my bank I just roll in with the water jug and they have a counter..
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^^see above
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Originally Posted by yellaklein
why go for a pissing contest? Sit and talk to figure out why he feels the way he does about it? And find a happy median..
Originally Posted by Pudgy Fingers
Responsibility sucks doesn't it?
Edit: your dad, in a round about way, is protecting you and teaching you. You should start to think about how you can pay your own way. Be proactive about it. I would go to your dad and say he is right. Ask him how you can own the jeep because you have time and money invested in it. Ask him to SHOW you, not do it for you so you understand fully how the process works. Get the jeep in your name you'll be proud of yourself and he will have taught you a life lesson. You should thank him.
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