Posted by littlered1 on October 13, 2014 at 11:51:07 from (173.233.188.93):
In Reply to: O/TFamily Dilema Advice posted by fergienewbee on October 13, 2014 at 09:44:09:
$40,000 in April, five months ago. Has a job with a company car. His car is paid for. $1600 a month rent--that's $8,000. That is his salary, her salary(?), and $32,000. To spend all of that is high living for a $1600 a month apartment dweller if one did not make any big purchases.
Do you have a casino near by? That craps table can burn up some money in a hurry. Same for blackjack, and those other table games. Slots? That bill slot sucks the bucks right out of your wallet.
No judgements here about gambling or living in an apartment or being broke. You have to deal with what you are presented. I think $2,000 might be a cheap. Give him the $2,000 and make him sign a contract and don't lend / give him anymore cash. Make sure that you let him know that he is cut off!
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