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Been a blast boys, but unfortunately this weekend I had to sell my truck. Wife suprised me with some credit card debt she had been hiding. Had to do what I had to do. sucks.
Its all good. I know own her paychecks for the next year. I will be getting the money back. When I do I think I will be buying a 54 f100. My dream truck.
Wow, I love my wife and my truck and she knows I'd do what had to be done for our family, she'd do the same thing. Trust is huge, work it out and get a Bigger blue bomb, crew cab next
Wow, I love my wife and my truck and she knows I'd do what had to be done for our family, she'd do the same thing. Trust is huge, work it out and get a Bigger blue bomb, crew cab next
Since I don't know either of you, I will not give any advice for your situation other than not to be swayed by the opinions of others, myself included.
I hate to hear that about your truck that really sucks. But marriage is give and take....she took so you had to give....but turn about is fair play. I had a buddy of mine that had something similar happen to him. His wife didn't know he got a bonus check twice a year from the factory. He was saving his money up so he could quit work and go to machinist school for 2 years. She found out he got the check and apparently thought he was just blowing it or something. She gets her a credit card and runs it up to about $20,000.00 before he finds out about it. He had to pay it off and work 2 more years at the factory to save that money back up before he could quit and go to school. There's no way he could divorce her because he had 3 kids all under 5 years old (child support) and if he divorced her he'd never get the education he needed for a lot better job.
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