Have you ever, or would you ever ....

smkettner wrote:

peaches&cream wrote:

akrv wrote:
No if they need one want to use one they can rent it.

So you would rent it to them but not loan it. I guess you are all about money. :@

Not rent it from us.... they can go rent their own.

No and no to loaning it out. If they want mine specifically they can buy it.

We know what the most important thing is in most poster's lives. :h

No and one of the main reasons I have a Truck Camper with a manual tranny. No one in my family knows how to drive a stick. So no problem.

If someone did ask to borrow it, and knew how to drive a stick, I'd explain my insurance doesn't cover anyone else driving my rig. I have no idea if my insurance covers another or not, but I have no reason to check either.

No one no how no way.

NEVER IN A MILLION YEARS :E

3oaks wrote:
No and No.

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Ditto on double "NO" -
you may lose a friend or start a family feud when/if something goes wrong, damaged, breaks, etc., etc.

Bad karma.

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peaches&cream wrote:

akrv wrote:
No if they need one want to use one they can rent it.

So you would rent it to them but not loan it. I guess you are all about money. :@

Not rent it from us.... they can go rent their own.

No and no to loaning it out. If they want mine specifically they can buy it.

Redcatcher70
I would not have cleaned up the mess the SIL would have....


NO & NO

I have and would consider doing so again depending on how the person drives and takes care of their things. Why not share the blessing?

Sorry, nope.

Daughter and son-in-law? Yes.
Friend? No.

At a company BBQ at a nearby lake we were asked if we would bring our canoe. We politely declined without an explanation.

It is not a cheap aluminum beater. It is a top end lightweight kevlar canoe. I am not about to let some half drunk coworker who last canoed at Disneyland 30 years ago crash it into rocks and drag it up and down the gravel beach.