I usually just ignore you, but this time I just can't..
I'm 30 years old, and I have a full time job.. Haven't been working much this year due to the climate conditions here in Michigan (which I know you'd know all about too, seeing we live in the same state.)
But most of all.. I have been A SCRAPPER since I been old enough to to drive.
I have never stolen anything to scrap, I've always obtained it legally.. I may have broken a few laws towing some "shady" loads, or I may speed to get the load there before the gate closes on a Saturday afternoon (just so I have a empty truck/trailer to get another load hacked up by Monday morning to buy groceries or pay the rent) but by no means a theif..
I know there are some people who will steal to scrap, and I agree they're not the kind of person I'd want around, but to classify every SCRAPPER as SCUM really tweaks me.. There's plenty of the so-called "honest men" who "borrow with no intention of returning" items from their day job to better themselves too.. But that's probably ok, I mean, they aren't STEALING YOUR STUFF, so that's probably acceptable.. I mean, my place of employment wouldn't notice if I took that pair of pliers, or some nuts and bolts, or..
I'd like to tell you exactly what I think of you and your "better than the rest of the world" vibe I get from your posts, but the censors here would stop me by my 3rd word.. I usually just skip your ranting about the rest of the world.. This time, I just could not.
I may be opinionated, but I'm no better than anyone else.
Brad
PS.. For the guys who dislike scrappers for their practices: I always try to sell "equipment and parts" outright first (and usually for less than scrap) before it goes.. As long as I make a return on the initial investment I'll smile.. Not tryin to get rich, tryin to get by.
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