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Late this fall, we were moving my brother into his new house...which is alone on the end of a lane. We were in the back, unloading guns and were looking over some of the collection.
About that time, we heard someone holler as they came around the house....It was the guy in the meat truck who "Just had someone back out and if he can sell this last little bit he can go home".....heard it before. He walks around the corner to see 3 of us holding AR's and the other brother is just about to crack off a .308 round just as he came into site. That's the closest I've seen a scammer physically turn their butthole inside out by leaving so fast. |
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I spent 16 stright 18 hour days taping this house solo. 6900 floor space, over 3 floors. Main room was 20ft x 20ft x 20ft high (thats the room with the medallion in it.) I invoiced middle of teh following week, waited for him to trim it, then the ****er just waited another week of dodging my calls, and actually hiding his truck down around the back of this house in the Snow mobile garage till all the subs he had stiffed had waited their turn. Even the wife got snowed by this clown...he's that smooth a talker. Oh well, one of these days ill win the lotto...and Mr Karma is gonna pay him a visit :evil: |
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Sometimes Karma visits in the middle of the night with Never Grow and spells "DEADBEAT" in the lawn. It's been known to happen. |
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Between the ticket scam and that Colorado Job scam you got hooked into, that's pretty tough. |
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Hey, he'll get paid eventually. The payroll company has just messed up his enrollment form for the past several years. I'll get it fixed. |
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Don't get me wrong, it's a lot of dough, but the amount of effort I would have had to go through to get any of it would have been incredible. I just decided to move on and chalk it up to a really expensive lesson learned. |
Purchased a counterfeit "CHI" flat Iron on Craigs list. If anyone has a wife that uses one of these, you know exactly how ridiculously over priced these things are.
thought i'd go cheap and snag one off of Craigslist to replace her broken one. I knew there were counterfeit pieces out there so i did my homework. Or so i thought. Later i realized how elaborate the scam was. Apparently counterfeit beauty products is a huge industry. The scammers put all sorts of misinformation online on various websites on how to distinguish a fake CHI vs a real CHI. Of course all the info led you to believe the fake one was the real one. Purchased it. Took it home. Instantly she said, "This is fake". She could tell instantly by the amount of travel in the "Floating Ceramic Plates". It was only 40 bucks....but still....****ers. |
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I bought a playoff ticket this year.
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"I know where you got those shoes!"
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