7 thoughts on “Not Something I Would Be Bragging About”

  1. Whenever I fart loudly around a lady, I ask her if she loves a man with compression…..

  2. Sorry, but WHO is this person, and what is he eve talking about?

  3. Nobody lower than someone who is capable of paying what they owe but either refuses or stretches it out until I break and jump down their throats. I’ve weeded out those and refuse to repair their machinery or sell them steel unless they come with a checkbook and pay on the spot. This clown isn’t a hero, he’s scum. One such crumb told me “I’m your best customer” to which I replied “No, my best customer pays his bills in full and on time”.

    • In the oilfield, those assholes get put on “cash at the cattle guard” payment terms. Some of them are very proud of their status. One of the biggest crooks I knew during that period (and I’m sure there were much worse) said the sure sign of a crook in the oil patch was the crooks wore nugget jewelry. He did in fact wear nugget jewelry, and kinda grinned when he told me that. Proud of it for sure.

  4. Yeah, I ran a plastics warehouse. Sold stuff to irrigation guys,oilfield and some people just weren’t paying. I got in trouble for not handing over what a customer wanted. Manager got red in the face angry because I PISSTAWF an Important Customer. I just told him I Knew about how many thousand dollars of Our product was Out there, in service, that He got paid for but he’s not paying US. And he’s COD on everything until I see he’s paid up.
    Yeah that manager wasn’t firing my obstinate ass. My dad owned the place.

  5. Bullshit, oh look squirrel. And how many douches watched and believed this.

    • Spent near 10 years at GMAC when I was young and dumb. I heard it all daily, it was fun to visit their job and or home. Yeah, I was also a repo man, yes I have stories, some pretty damn funny like the geo spectrum never tagged or paid for in front of the bingo hall in Okc.

      Worked with some great people, yes we wore suits every day it was General Motors

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