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Originally Posted by Steeveedee
You can tell him that "Steeveedee" on the internet told you not to let him drive a vehicle again until he pays for it and the insurance. My eldest son ended up riding a bike to work for 2 years, after the insurance company cancelled insurance on him after 7 accidents (3 that they knew about) and 2 serious speeding tickets (95+ in a 65) in 2 years. That was many years ago. He's now a responsible Staff Sergeant in the USAF. All grown up, and stuff.  One proud dad, now...though I will say that I was always proud of him. It's just better, now. |
Funny you say that. The nephew that is a driving Klutz is in the Air Force now, less than a year, but doing awesome!
The other nephew that is driving my truck has his own vehicle (stock Cherokee) Hes driving my K20 as favor to me, plus he love the truck. It mostly sits and gets all damp and moldy since it has to sit outside right now. Its a win win lol.