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Re: borrowing peoples truck [Re: chickenman] #13928823 03/19/21 04:28 PM
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If you need to borrow something more than twice you need to buy it.


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Re: borrowing peoples truck [Re: chickenman] #13928829 03/19/21 04:34 PM
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Had a person ask to borrow my truck once. I said no, but would be happy to drive them to pick up what they needed the truck for. No one else drives my truck, not even my wife.


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Re: borrowing peoples truck [Re: Emit R Detsaw] #13928831 03/19/21 04:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Emit R Detsaw
Had a person ask to borrow my truck once. I said no, but would be happy to drive them to pick up what they needed the truck for. No one else drives my truck, not even my wife.


good policy.


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Re: borrowing peoples truck [Re: T Bird] #13928838 03/19/21 04:40 PM
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Originally Posted by T Bird
It's one thing if he ask you to help him haul/move something, completely different situation asking to drive your truck.

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"My" truck is a company vehicle so no one else can drive it.

"Our" truck belongs to my wife and I don't think she would let anyone drive it. cheers


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Re: borrowing peoples truck [Re: chickenman] #13928840 03/19/21 04:43 PM
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No, you are in the right here. I can’t think of a time when I even thought about borrowing anything from anybody. Never mind a vehicle. Find another way

Re: borrowing peoples truck [Re: chickenman] #13928842 03/19/21 04:44 PM
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I rarely loan out a vehicle to anyone that's not family... and those people are so close, they might as well be family. I no longer own a large truck. My mom has a Nissan Frontier and her brother had the old F150 I used to drive. If I need something bigger than those, then I probably don't need the item. Honestly, the older I get, the cheaper those delivery fees seem to be.

Re: borrowing peoples truck [Re: John175☮] #13928843 03/19/21 04:44 PM
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Originally Posted by John175☮
Nope. You are correct as usual. grin



There's a very short list of folks that I'd let borrow my truck and they'd let me borrow theirs. Of course, those people wouldn't ask to borrow it in the first place as they have their affairs in order or a contingency plan.

It's the same with borrowing money. Assuming it's a standing "no."


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Re: borrowing peoples truck [Re: chickenman] #13928848 03/19/21 04:47 PM
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Originally Posted by chickenman
My wife knows some couples that don't own a truck.... but always need to borrow a truck. My neighbor is in the same boat. Somehow borrowing my truck always gets brought up.

I understand if you're having vehicle issues or maybe broke enough to where you can't choose what you drive and I have borrowed vehicles before for one of those reasons but damn, it sounds like they need a truck often enough to own one.

Today I said no. No more driving my truck around because you found some [censored] you want to buy or picking up a yard of dirt. The reaction I got was "omg are you serious". Am I in the wrong here?

Depends on what the wife looks like? Pics?

Re: borrowing peoples truck [Re: chickenman] #13928852 03/19/21 04:49 PM
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Ain't no way in hell anyone other than my brother or my wife will drive my truck.

Not even my best friends.


Re: borrowing peoples truck [Re: Mudman63] #13928857 03/19/21 04:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Mudman63
Originally Posted by chickenman
My wife knows some couples that don't own a truck.... but always need to borrow a truck. My neighbor is in the same boat. Somehow borrowing my truck always gets brought up.

I understand if you're having vehicle issues or maybe broke enough to where you can't choose what you drive and I have borrowed vehicles before for one of those reasons but damn, it sounds like they need a truck often enough to own one.

Today I said no. No more driving my truck around because you found some [censored] you want to buy or picking up a yard of dirt. The reaction I got was "omg are you serious". Am I in the wrong here?

Depends on what the wife looks like? Pics?


Very good point right there !


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Re: borrowing peoples truck [Re: RayBob] #13928858 03/19/21 04:51 PM
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Originally Posted by chickenman
My wife knows some couples that don't own a truck.... but always need to borrow a truck. My neighbor is in the same boat. Somehow borrowing my truck always gets brought up.

I understand if you're having vehicle issues or maybe broke enough to where you can't choose what you drive and I have borrowed vehicles before for one of those reasons but damn, it sounds like they need a truck often enough to own one.

Today I said no. No more driving my truck around because you found some [censored] you want to buy or picking up a yard of dirt. The reaction I got was "omg are you serious". Am I in the wrong here?

Depends on what the wife looks like? Pics?


Very good point right there !

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Re: borrowing peoples truck [Re: chickenman] #13928876 03/19/21 04:59 PM
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Only if they have a Vette I can drive while they use it!

Re: borrowing peoples truck [Re: T Bird] #13928887 03/19/21 05:02 PM
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Originally Posted by T Bird
It's one thing if he ask you to help him haul/move something, completely different situation asking to drive your truck.

Agreed. If they ask you to help him haul/move something, you just say “no”, whereas if they ask to borrow your truck, you say “he// no”.

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Can't they just go test drive one from Texas Motorcars like everyone else?

Re: borrowing peoples truck [Re: Jpurdue] #13928893 03/19/21 05:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Jpurdue
Never borrow or loan out anything with a motor/engine. Wisdom from my dad.

If they aren't close enough that you would be willing to take your time to drive your own truck and do it for them, I'd probably cordially decline.



This. You better be a close friend or a family member I actually like and trust.

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