It's true,never mix business w/ freindship

[mitchedwards]

Working with family and friends is a risky proposition. Family or not its best to get all deals in writing.

[Gorn Captain]

Indeed. Take the money, and tell him never to speak to you again.
Give the money to a gang of street punks, with specific instructions to break his knee caps....

Best money you'll ever spend...

[toys2cool]

Indeed. Take the money, and tell him never to speak to you again.
Give the money to a gang of street punks, with specific instructions to break his knee caps....

Best money you'll ever spend...

lmao!

[nvmbrsdoom5]

1) he's 21 years old and new at his job, 2) he's in over his head and 3) he isn't making any money, so he probably needs it pretty badly, and doesn't have a mom to borrow from.

Cut the kid a break. It's Christmas.

That's my sentiments on it too. If he's that young, inexperienced, and this is the first time you've really had any kind of incident with the kid, then maybe hating the guy for life and never speaking to him again is a bit much. It really just all boils down to how important the person really is to you or not, or if you really believe that he's just completely untrustworthy and intended to scam you from day one.

[jessica]

Money changes people. I'm so glad I'm a chimp.