Anonymous wrote:I even sent an w-mail to his mother telling her that she needs to knock some common sense into her son's head and hire a professional instructor. Do you know what she told me back? I should have some compassion for him. What a b*tch!

Oh no you didn't! Really? Wow, you are over the top OP. Reel it in and get on your meds. I'll bet MIL reeled it in before she typed out her message to you

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Anonymous wrote:Come on people -he was not planning ahead and didn't have insurance! She has every right to be mad. I'll bet she's shouldering the burden of the family responsibilities and he just cruises along knowing she has everything covered...that's the reason she's mad. OP - I'm with you!

Im with you too OP.
My DH is so careless with cars yet he just bought a 40 000 car we really couldn't afford.
Our emergency fund went to pay for the car. Just two months ago, he damaged my car. It's frustrating. Others don't understand.

R AllState, how can anyone be Wi h soap. She's s nutter. There is nothing to indicate he DH is being no financially irresponsible. He decided to self insure his caR and probably weighed the costs and benefits. At one point I dropped VE an old car worth about $2500K. I carried no choice could collision and owned the car for six years before it was totaled in a crash. It was basically throw away at this point. It was worth less than the cost to insure it.

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Anonymous wrote:I even sent an w-mail to his mother telling her that she needs to knock some common sense into her son's head and hire a professional instructor. Do you know what she told me back? I should have some compassion for him. What a b*tch!

Ah, troll, you've overplayed your hand now.

You can think I'm a troll all you want, but I did write his Mom. She needs to know how concerned I am that her so n is endangering my child. Of course, she'll blow me off b/c her son can do no wrong.

...but your child was the one driving.

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Anonymous wrote:I even sent an w-mail to his mother telling her that she needs to knock some common sense into her son's head and hire a professional instructor. Do you know what she told me back? I should have some compassion for him. What a b*tch!

Ah, troll, you've overplayed your hand now.

You can think I'm a troll all you want, but I did write his Mom. She needs to know how concerned I am that her so n is endangering my child. Of course, she'll blow me off b/c her son can do no wrong.

Anonymous wrote:People commenting about insurance and collision do not understand how it works...if my car is worth 2k, and I am in an accident that does any real damage, the car is totaled, and I get 2K...

It's dumb to carry collision on such a cheap car.

It was a mistake. Breathe. You are also not perfect and will screw something up.

Anonymous wrote:If he goes out and buys another car, I swear I am going to divorce him.

So is he just never supposed to heave another car? It sounds like it was piece of shit anyway since you didn't have collision. It wasn't your husbands fault that your DD hit a tree. You should be thankful that they are both okay. Next time take her to a huge parking lot.

Lol...troll fail.

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Anonymous wrote:I even sent an w-mail to his mother telling her that she needs to knock some common sense into her son's head and hire a professional instructor. Do you know what she told me back? I should have some compassion for him. What a b*tch!

Ah, troll, you've overplayed your hand now.

Yep, you called it. Interesting how some people like to get their jollies.

Anonymous wrote:I even sent an w-mail to his mother telling her that she needs to knock some common sense into her son's head and hire a professional instructor. Do you know what she told me back? I should have some compassion for him. What a b*tch!

Ah, troll, you've overplayed your hand now.

How is this your husband's fault if your daughter was driving?