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Kaido_RR

By Kaido_RR,
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Well, that just about wraps up the advice line then. Anything from "lock him in his room for a few years" to "cheer him on from the passenger seat". You are either a concerned friend or an interfering busybody or maybe any one of fifty stages in between.

Seems like the best way is to make your own decision. Do what is right for you and your friendship with him. No-one else is right.

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My question is, how can the guy afford a car when he owes $4000 to insurance companies for his first f*kup? The issue isn't a young driver in a car, it's a driver with no form of insurance who could crash into any of us..

Mike, I wouldn't go driving/cruising with him.. I also wouldn't want him on any of our cruises. If he hits you or anyone else how is he going to pay for the damage? At least 3rd party would cover damage to other cars..

Sounds like he's on the way to being taken to court again... sometime soon...

He sounds like a pure d*khead..

/rant

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