My friend has a history of making exhausting purchases.
I tried to dissuade him from going to a loan shark to get a vehicle various years ago, but he was persistent.
I’ll never forget the odd way I was notified of the ordeal. I was eating supper at a local restaurant with a toil colleague when I received a PC call from a number I didn’t recognize. When I answered, the person asked me if I knew the friend in question plus whether or not I could deliver them a positive recommendation. I didn’t guess any of it at first plus I was excited to sing my friend’s praises. But when my friend called me a few minutes later to thank me, I was shocked to find out it was for the vehicle loan application I told him to avoid. Unluckyly, the vehicle was a lemon plus was borderline totaled within 12 weeks from the sheer number of repairs it needed. He had no choice—he either had to spend my savings off the loan regardless, or default on the loan altogether. It was a pressing hit to his credit. When he came to me a year later to brag about scoring a new a/c for $100, my skepticism returned. I soon discovered that he bought a poorly built swamp cooler that was marketed as an a/c. Those are just nice in dry plus arid temperatures where plenty of water can evaporate while making the air suppose comfortable on top of being cool. But if you live in place appreciate both of us do where the outdoor humidity is above 79%, the process of evaporation needed for the component to toil cannot take place. It’s appreciate adding water to a full glass, eventually there is no more room left. Once your air reaches a particular moisture level, water evaporation screeches to a halt. Yet again, my friend has wasted his hard received money.