Colorado B.S. Thread

It was 1967 or '68, so not quite prohibition era. I still remember when 70 oz. pitchers went from $1 to $1.25 in the early '70's, we were certain we'd have to cut back with such price gouging.

 

We bought beer on tap for 2.29 a gallon at the big cat gas station just over the railroad tracks in Opelika when I was at Auburn. Had a bar that did well drinks for a nickel after you paid the 5 dollar cover on Tuesdays and thursdays. Had decent burgers and wings there too

 

What about this?
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used to get nickel drafts at a place called Bugatti's in Sandpoint Idaho.
I was 18. Made the grandfather clause too, some of my friends had to wait till 21.

 

WTF!!

 

I was never a beer drinker when I was younger but I drank a lot of liquor. Sometimes to much at once. That's why I don't drink anymore. May the truth set you free.

 

$245/can. That's some expensive beer!
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Ya mines not signed, but it full
I betcha that’s some nasty beer

 

Young Brett @Squeaky Penguin did pretty much the same thing to his own truck.
Not that it probably makes you feel better

 

Hey Eric I might be around your area Saturday. Might have to work at the Firestone plant across from Home Depot. I need to drop off the irrigation control system for ya. I’ll text ya Friday

 

Glad you're ok... But going to go ahead and say happy early retirement in a year when it gets settled.

 

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you could have died. Take them to the cleaners. They have insurance for this stuff, one guy is out of a job, the guy who almost killed you. Maybe he'll learn to pay more attention while he's flipping burgers.

 

Well...you wouldnt be ruining anyone's life, the person responsible is the one who did that, but...your incident went about as well as it could've.

A loaner while they find a replacement vehicle is the bare minimum IMO...no way in HELL i would accept that to be fixed because of their fuck up. It'll never be the same, resale value will suck even more. Nope nope nope.

I'm not about suing for dumb shit, but if someone almost prematurely ends my life because of their lack of responsibility, and then tried to tell me they'd fix something that's almost totaled to try and save money...gloves come off. Just my opinion.

Don't sign shit without a hard copy that you read every line over a few days or legal advice. They give zero fucks about you and just want this to be swept under the rug and you to sign your rights away.

 

I'd be calling Frank Azar.

 

Strong arm mf'er!

 

Just remember... They'll be happy to give you a handjob now to blackmail you later. That warm and fuzzy feeling they'll be giving you tomorrow has a 99% chance of bullshit in the fine print so stick to your guns, the ball is forever in your court, they have zero leverage until you sign a paper.

 

Yup, my brother got fucked by his insurance a couple years ago after a hail storm...talked nice, had him sign something and boom...fucked over by corporate America before he could get any advice.

 

Usually they are going to make things right without much hassle at all. Their Insurance will cover the cost of repairs and you should be able to get depreciation for a now bad carfax (make sure you press this). If new enough they will likely offer a little or no cost trade in/up in lieu of a cash pay-out.

 

I thought it was basic knowledge that you never signed anything until the claim was either repaired/fulfilled or agreed upon payment was in hand. How did Corporate America screw him?