Posted by Brent Zappe on October 13, 2014 at 11:43:07 from (69.230.51.195):
In Reply to: O/TFamily Dilema Advice posted by fergienewbee on October 13, 2014 at 09:44:09:
Back in my earlier years I had a spending promblem.I was working in Retail in a store with alot of new stuff around me. I soon started to realise it when I started to ask to borrow money. Every body I borrowed from wanted interest back when I paid it back. I finnaly had to admit it and then got help with parents.They told me to sell stuff like farm tractor, pick up truck and a sedan car that I was not useing. Then I was free of any body I owed and I could start fresh all over again. The best way to go is if you give him money have him sell some thing to you of the value of what he needs in money. That will make him learn and understand that money is not free.
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