His significant other aways pays the rent. Do you have any doubts that his vehicle insurance is payed up, and current?? I sure as the heck would. Whats the chances of this guy having a driver's license, being a drinker and all?? A job hauling a semi cab back from St. Louis doesn't sound like a job to me. It sounds more like, I owe this guy a favor/money, and if I haul the semi cab back, then I will be even with this guy. I think I would pass on loaning it to this guy myself. This semi cab hauling deal is not going to put this guy back on the map. It's not going to make or break this guy's career opportunities wether he does it or not. There is a similar sounding guy that lives in my area. And he is one that most people avoid at all costs. He is kind of handy at electrical work, IF you can get him to actually do it. About the only people that monkey with this guy, are a few that want some cheap electrical work done and are to tight to hire a licensed electritrition that is in the business.
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