hunthawkdog
ArboristSite Operative
guys like u make me proud to be a treeman . be puttin yall on my prayers.
It is NOT easy, as yall said, and I am finding out that there is a lot more to the story. Some people get handed a sh it sandwich in life and try and try to "change thier stars" Others just wanna get bye, by any means necessary. If that means lying to a family about what put you in the sit your in, then so be it.
It's not easy Scott. I was trying to help a young guy out 4 or 5 years ago. Was teaching him to climb and let him stay with me. He got locked up for a small amount of pot and I gave him a second chance. The very next day he got locked up for stealing a car. That was it. I will not put up with having a thief around me. Too much liability when you are working at people's residences. Not to mention having to worry about your own saws and gear going missing.
Hope things work out for Austin.
yeah i've eaten some of them samitches. i'm betting yall've already had the "come clean, come to Jesus" meeting and put him on notice that any further surprises will immediately result in him being persona non grata. hang in there bro. even if it comes to putting him out he will still remember you tried to help him. sometimes people have to literally hit the bottom before they can even begin to think about looking up. hope that's not the case. regards to ya.
thanks guys, I am listening to him skype right now! The things they talk about! I dunno, its hard, but what you guys just described is exactly what I am dealing with right now. Was told, after the fact, that others have done this for him before and he stole from them or took great liberty's with what they allowed him to do(ran up a 1500 phone bill) Hope to god he don't try that here. He is not interested in learning anything, I have had him out and he does good with the small stuff, dragging brush, raking and such, try to explain anything in detail and he doesn't pay attention, as when told to do it, I have to explain it all over again, stayed out all night the other night. So still working out the bugs and trying to determine what is in that brain. He is literally a 14 y/o in mind.
When I was in NAM, I saw refugee boy's who smoked opium, and they had no desire to learn anything. Like maybe it destroys their brain cells. I don't know if 'pot' does that too.
... If he does it, its not around here, I would smell it.
easy to tell without smelling. glassy eyes, sh!t eating grin, munchies, lethargic, slow-witted, giggles
Thanks, but he chose the way of the Sith. Lying, stealing and drugs. Taking off for days then coming back like nothing happened. Bringing crackheads over to my house (thought he was going to get his peeps hooked up via my fridge) He didn't want to conform to the house rules. Took my youngest sons Fender guitar from his room and tried taking it out of the house, while we where gone, we came home just as he was doing it, that was the last straw. Said he was going out just to "play with some friends" I guess asking was out of the q, I think he was going to pawn it. I tried, really hard even, but he is not interested in any kind of responsible life. His choice. Acuna matada.
Enter your email address to join: