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I got ran off the road in to a poll at 45mph and destroyed my mom truck and no she has no way to get to work no bank to give us a loan my mom just doesn't even care that I got in a car crash only now she doesnt have a car everyone yelled at me I feel like my friends love me more then my mom and family does
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Did she specifically give you permission to drive her truck? At this particular moment in time, they are angry at you simply because you crashed the car, therefore, your mom cannot drive herself to work with that car. You will also have to think about the increase on her insurance, the car repair bills, your mother having to take other transportation to work such as the bus, or having to purchase a new car. They are yelling at you because you did something irresponsible, regardless of it being a mistake. People make mistakes so don't feel too bad, nonetheless, they are upset because of the car crash.
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The reason I say they hate me now is my mom kicked me out of the house and told me she hates me and never wants to see me again my brother told me he hates my guts now my grampa told me he wished that car crash would of killed me so I couldnt harm this family anymore so idk I Just feel like im unwanted every where I go
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it sounds like there is a lot of anger and emotion right now, which will pass over time. the best thing you can do is be supportive and do your best not to escalate the situation any further. Time always softens the anger.
Start looking at things you could cut to raise money for a car payment. For example cancel the internet and cable and save $100 a month that could go to a car. Stop going out 1 time a week and save another $100 a month that could go to a car payment. Now have $200 towards car, and so on. |
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If the truck is damaged, there is no hiding it. You need a REALLY good lie!!
A squirrel dropped out of the tree and scared the crap out of you... An owl slammed into the windshield and scared the crap out of you... A dog ran in front of you and you had to swerve... Injury Claims |
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Thanks for that
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The Boston fire truck that slammed into a building Friday, killing a 30-year veteran firefighter, had brake problems in October and was in the department's repair shop as recently as last week, when smoke was reported coming from the dashboard, according to maintenance records. The city spent some $22,000 to repair the problems with Ladder 26 found during an inspection on Oct. 14, including a faulty brake hose. Investigators are focusing on brake failure as a possible cause of the crash, two public officials who spoke on condition of anonymity have said. Lieutenant Kevin Kelley, 52 of Quincy, was riding in the front passenger seat and died instantly. The major truck repairs last fall were done by Greenwood Emergency Vehicles in North Attleboro, according to the maintenance records obtained by The Boston Globe. Other smaller-scale repairs since then have been done by fire department mechanics, including on Jan. 3, when a dashboard switch was found burnt out and smoking. Department mechanics replaced the switch, the records show. Shoddy fire equipment maintenance has been a constant complaint by firefighter union officials for several years and became a bone of contention during contract negotiations with the city in 2007. Fire Commissioner Roderick Fraser, who took over the department in late 2006, conducted a department-wide survey of fire trucks and other equipment and called the condition of the trucks "deplorable" at the time. He has since purchased five new ladder trucks and ordered another two, records show. Ladder 26, returning from a routine call, hurtled down a steep hill on Parker Hill Avenue and across four lanes of traffic on Huntington Avenue, rammed through a gate, and smashed into the Mission Park high-rise, spraying children in an after-school program with broken glass, the Globe reported today. Excess Baggage |
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