Some of you douche bags need to drink antifreeze
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Can I borrow $10?

To buy some antifreeze, I swear.
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I'm pretty sure you wouldn't be paying that back.
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Then consider it $10 well spent.....
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I kid you not, I just had a co-worker borrow $10 from me on Tuesday evening and today he gave it back with apologies.

Shit happens
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That's a great story.
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this (for sure!)
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So was this a real emergency or was it a test of the Chiefsplanet emergency response system? The thread is too long to read now.
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Did you get your 10 spot back eDave?
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We're square.
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I’m bumping this one in case anyone missed it.
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I love happy endings.
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Edave please pm me your info. Thanks again.

And for all you people with your mind in the gutter, who are are the reasons the good Samaritan law had to be passed, who would step over someone bleeding out rather than get off Facebook to call for help,
I feel sorry for you.
When you expect people, who have never given the chance to show you they are being honest and can be trusted, to be scamming shit bags it is nothing more than a reflection of who you are inside.
Liars think everyone is lying.
Scammers think everyone is scamming.
Unfortunately, there are tons of people in this world who could give two shits about their fellow man. I am not one of them.
I have literally given the shirt off my back for someone in need.
I'm going through a tough time in life right now because my family moved away and it has affected my focus and emotional state. But I've been to the top of the mountain and the bottom of the canal, andI still get up every morning and go to work.
I'm still clean after almost a decade, and I still view the world through unjaded eyes.
Thanks to all of those whose responses showed me that they still have a soul.
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That's not what a Good Samaritan law is
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I know that. But usually people of this kind of the mindset are the ones that created the need for the law.
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