Next door neighbor of mine was legit in bad physical shape and she could no longer mow her yard. I basically mowed her yard for free. The neighborly thing to do, right? Well…yes. This stretched on for about 5/6/7 years which I didn’t mind. She was going through a rough patch in her life health wise and I wanted to help. And, I love to mow. It all came to an abrupt end when I showed up to mow earlier because ai wanted to beat the incoming rain. Smart, right? Well…..yeah. Right after ai got started she came out and was fuming. Why am I mowing earlier than usual. Why didn’t I text her that I was going to mow earlier (I did but you know how technology is. Somehow she didn’t receive my text). I finally asked her if she just wanted me to stop and she said yes. A few stripes in and I was done. Forever. It doesn’t stop there. She used to be very friendly with me but after that incident she would never acknowledge me if we are outside at the same time and when I would just be friendly and say hi to her, she would give a short “hey” or grunt a bit. Fine. I mowed her damn yard for as long as I did and NEVER asked for money. Used my gas and my equipment. This is the thanks I get. What’s wrong with just paying me in kindness? Act like we used to act before that incident?? Guess that’s too much to ask of some people. Fk her….
Yeah, I was 2/3 through mowing a yard with bomb craters, The ground hogs had undermined the hill in the front. The branches in the back yard hadn't been picked up in three years. If I had a $6000 mower, I wouldn't use it on this yard. The home owner came out complaining. She complained I was using too small of a mower and making the lawn bad. She said the next door neighbors house looks better because they use a bigger mower. I refrained from saying the next door neighbors gutters weren't hanging down 2 feet, and they didn't have a rusting 36 year old car in the driveway unregistered for 8 years.😅
Doing work for friends and family rarely worked out well. My customers always paid me well, treated me well, and called me back for more. Friends that got a screaming deal, not happy. I'm not fast enough, I'm not good enough, stiff me when I'm done. NEVER AGAIN!!!
I mean they did trespass and do unauthorized work even if it was did as a good deed still you can’t do that and not everyone is good old fashioned folks but the x3 is bs and he probably could have fought it forsure because that’s ridiculous
@@triplehfarmsllc7348 True he could have fought it, but what would that cost? That's all part of the game these scumbags play, they know that the $3300 initial amount was small claims,and the $9900 bumps it up to civil court. The defense costs fighting in civil court would run past $10,000, with no guarantee of winning.
Thing is that you can't let a couple of people ruin your good nature. You have some people that you help out and they turn out to be just freeloaders. Flip side of that is my new neighbor. He's a young kid and we've had a few issues with burnouts and loud music but I let it go because every single time he sees me out in the yard working on something, he asked me if he can help. I never take him up on it but that shows character.
In the past I've had issues with people when I did hardwood floors, like thats not the color I wanted, after they signed the papers. Or change their mind on something else and you do that favor and they still complain.
You’re absolutely correct; our judicial system and political systems are completely corrupt. Both systems are run by attorneys; do some research… Our judicial system no longer is common law based (written law), but rather on case law. Attorneys point to other cases that would benefit their case, which may have little to do with common (written) law. Cases are predetermined in the judge’s chambers, which is not only unprofessional and unethical, but also illegal, but it happens every day; just watch for yourself and see… If a person follows the stream of money…it tends to flow to the winning side… This isn’t the America that I knew, served for, and pay a daily price for…which makes me question why I served and am paying such a price. Although, I have brothers and sisters who have given more and many families that have lost loved ones (Gold Star Families). I salute them! ❤
I'm in the construction/service industry and the saying "No good deed goes unpunished" has held true. Not to say it is always the customers fault, sometimes things happen, and no matter what you do to try and solve the problem, you take a hit.
I put in hundreds of hours doing sandbagging efforts during the 2022 floods in northern MN. I housed dozens of volunteers on top of used my business equipment and crews to do everything I could to save people and their homes. I ended up loosing my business because of the time and money that I invested into that. I almost ended up in bankruptcy. FEMA released funds but I was told by the local politicians that I saved to many homes so I was not going to get any of the worker money. The city and county would have made more money if more houses would have been destroyed. They didn’t care about the people and the people didn’t end up caring about me.
Don't you just love the democrat run cesspool called Minnesota? I'm so sorry to hear you lost your business for being a good guy. That entire thing was politicized and I'm sure the unions had to get their cake and eat it too.
I've been there too, several times. For 5 years I put up with these type ripoffs and greedy people taking every opportunity to not pay and to screw me over. Then one day I just had enough and quit working for other people or working on neighbors and friends places, From that day on, I only worked on my own places as I would buy a fixer upper and just do the work myself or hire a contractor. No more problems with doing stuff for others and getting screwed over.
Dude... That's insane!!! WTH is this country coming to!? LOL. Hey, there's some great land for sale right next to us on our new Missouri farm!! Beautiful land, freedom, dead end road!! Well at least maybe you can write of the 9k!! Happy Friday bud! Oh and yeah you're closing info about the system and judges, spot on. But this stuff is really scary and I really don't think the average person is paying attention to this!!
I did a fence for a lady, the neighbors came out and split the cost with the lady I was working for even though it was on my clients property, the neighbors even had a pizza and BEER sent to me for making both sides look better,
I came across your channel for the first time tonight. I like it. To the content of this video, I'll just tell you my saying for life based on my actual experiences. "Every time I give someone a break, I go broke."
Stan you’re absolutely right ! The lawyers and the judges play cards , go golfing, go on vacation together and are members of the same country club and you can see which lawyers hang with which judges ! It the ones they are in front of all the time !!!
That judge was garbage and is one of the reasons that I hate living in Minnesota. I’ll be so happy when I can retire and move out of state. Her job is to be objective not punitive and give a fair day in court. She absolutely did not follow the law and she only followed punitive guidelines. Karma will give her what she deserves and so to that crappy neighbor.
I remembered your story when you shared it years ago. Absolute bs if you ask me. I'd like to make pine tar & chicken feathers great again. That neighbor would've been a great candidate. The judge as well. We aren't a moral & religious people anymore. This system can't work without personal responsibility & accountability. Thanks for the content. I appreciate it very much.
What morals permit knowingly trespassing? What morals permit taking of property? What does your preferred god say about both? How are those acts responsible, and accountable?
@@Failure_Is_An_Option Thank you for your questions... Trespassing...~10' into said property to improve & repair a rotting retaining wall. Removing property...the rotted hunks of twenty plus year old railroad ties. Have you heard of the Golden Rule? Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. His company left it better than they found it. Yes, he should have garnered "permission" prior. They left it better & they are forced by the government to pay $9,900 to the beneficiary of their labor. Have you heard of the good Samaritan? No government forced that man to help his neighbor. That's the God I serve. Do you only serve yourself?
Also monitor and restrict income from possible insider trading or lobbyist payments. If senators enrich themselves while representing constituents that money should go into coffers to benefit those they represent!
@@brh4115 oh agree, this is a huge one I should have mentioned, also allowing lobbying, I understand why it was created long ago, times and technology has changed, we no longer need lobbying, I think it's been taken advantage of.
I had wacky neighbors at my previous house. Their teenage son was fighting or doing something in his room while his parents weren't home and he broke the window and cut himself up pretty good. I wrapped his arm up and taped the window up so bugs didn't get in. That doesn't have anything to with it but just odd stuff happened over there. They owned a cell phone store at the time. It was about 30 miles away and wanted it rekeyed. I told them I would send one of my guys. They just pay him his rate and I wouldn't make anything off of it. They asked me if they could pay for it when they got an insurance reimbursement. I told them I was givng them a break and I would have to pay him and wait for the money. I flat out told them I wasn't a bank. That pissed me off and I never sent anyone. Another time they had a broken sprinkler pipe so the husband called and asked how to fix it. I said sure I told him what to do and offered my tools and repair kit. He says "Oh I was hoping you would just do it". That never happened either. They finally moved. The wife had a clothing store and the place got busted for selling pot out of it. lol Two winners those two.
The entire George Floyd incident was blown so far out of proportion it's amazing, if people watch the entire arrest video from the point before he finally got out of his car, it's pretty clear this guy was higher than a kite, and as the coroners report shows died of a fentanyl overdose, he was not murdered as the MSM want you to believe, also that evidence was proved to have been withheld along with the unedited arrest video by the local DA!, and because of this we had a summer of mayhem in America, The officer deemed responsible for Floyd's death was found guilty by the corrupt judiciary and he now is in prison, and we have statues of this so called victim, a nine time felon!, and his family given 25 million in compensation!, There needs to be accountability to this madness!, Those responsible need to suffer the consequences to the full extent of the law, The left continue to do these crimes and there is no accountability!, THIS HAS GOT TO CHANGE!
I respect your opinion. And I hate to say I agree with the current SAG on anything. But the bottom line for the police is, if you've taken someone into custody, you're responsible for their well-being. It doesn't matter if the arrestee is on fentanyl. I support Good police, and advocate getting rid of the bad ones. No thin blue line flags here. But I agree: the judiciary is a mess in many places. Politics is involved. The two political parties have polarized America to an extreme. They have carved our country up like a Christmas turkey. I wonder if there is any way to get back to where we were better off. Regards.
I saw the whole(complete) video of Floyd being put in the car up to the problem. He, Floyd, should never have been let out of the car until the paramedics got there.
For over half a century there have been thousands of mass looting, vandalism, violence incidents, all by people of the same political ideology. They use any excuse to practice their ideological nature. It's like the Scorpion and the Fox. Mass looting, vandalism and violence is the ideological nature of the Left.
Stan , you're right on all points ...... I do lots of things for my neighbors most of it brings gratitude, but it seems that occasionally there's that one or two people that insist on getting upset.
Karma only seems to catch up with decent people that make a mistake, these corrupt people get away with things over and over again. All I can do is hope that they are judged someday by a higher power.
I have watched you for over a year or so... love your content... and im so glad to see there is creators that see what's going on in the World and has the BALLS to speak out on it
That is so terrible that you had to pay out for trying to help and do the right thing. I could write a long story about corrupt cps, gov't and judges. We have to be very careful.
There needs to be term limits on judges. No more lifetime appointments and there needs to be a better way to hold them accountable if they show they’re acting politically and not by the law.
I live in MN. The political situation and legal system are forcing me to leave the state. The insanity going on here is frightening. I’ve given up. I love my country. I hate my government. Both sides.
at the end of the day, the only thing you can even complain about the judge doing is the tripling of the payment. its kinda open shut when you do anything you never asked to do.
Such a naive statement. First off if you have two corrupt political parties then essentially either choice is bad. You care to re-evaluate that statement after being enlightened? You sound like an establishment apologist.
I have to agree 100% @Stan .. After 23+ years in Law Enforcement.. I seen the writing on the wall quick. I’m SOOO glad to be out of it.. A career I loved with all my heart now turns my stomach to see what these men and women officers have to endure now days. At least here where I am in Southern KY, the laws are protecting the criminals more and more tying the hands of all officers. And I’m afraid if something doesn’t happen fast we’re in for a lot worse than we’ve already seen. Stay blessed brother.. gonna go look that video up now!!
Thank you for your service!!! I did 25-1/2 years as a policeman in CT. If you think Kentucky is bad, come visit New England's Liberal hell-hole. It is beyond ridiculous. I tell many of my friends still in law enforcement to take the new officers aside and give them a sincere thank-you! At a time when society has largely abandoned law enforcement, or has stayed silent as law enforcement was brutalized by the press, local, state, and federal governments, these new officers signed on to serve their communities while knowing this. The pay isn't so good. Healthcare costs keep rising. Health care coverage keeps lessening. Pensions are pretty much a thing of the past. And now many LEO's are no longer indemnified. And sill these new officers signed on to serve and to try to make a difference. They deserve a great big Thank You, and a lot more than they are going to receive in the future of their careers. Our society needs to embrace a better set of values and it has to stop rewarding bad behavior while hammering those trying to do good. Stay Safe out there Folks!!!
@@douglasmorton6121 AMEN to that!! I was actually born in New Haven.. Moved here in 1977.. when I was 5.. I have only been back once a few years ago when my step father who was a Fire Chief passed away. It’s definitely Beautiful.. and I’m so glad I got to see it.. But as far as living back up there.. No thank you. I’ll take my country bumpkin accent back to KY.. lol !! Thank you for your years of service too my friend. I also had 8 years Army in there too.. And I feel the exact same way for those brothers and sisters as well. Stay blessed and Stay safe!!
If so many officers weren't violation the citizens rights, I would back them, but they violate more people's rights every day. Have you watched the UA-cam videos of officers arresting people just for videoing them? Respect is earned and not too many officers are earning it.
@@stephengreen3566 this is where the old saying “1 bad apple spoils the bunch” comes into play. Yes I agree there are “some” bad officers out there. BUT, that doesn’t make ALL of them bad. It’s the exact same in every field.. there’s ALWAYS 1 bad somebody in any given field. You can’t hold a “good” officer liable for a “bad” officers actions. ALL of us “good” ones went into the career with the same mentality.. To help make things better. I look back on my career, which was mainly undercover narcotics.. hoping I made a difference.. but truly realizing I didn’t even put a dent in it. Wasted years spent on an un-winnable battle?? Maybe.. and probably.. But, I at least tried my best to do the right thing for my community. I didn’t sit back and complain about what was wrong and not TRY to do anything.
@@stephengreen3566 I think that it is prudent to realize just how many citizen contacts LEO's make each day, week, month, year, etc. Last time I checked, there were about 880,000 sworn law enforcement officers in the U.S.A. Some are far removed from having much interraction with the public, but others meet dozens upon dozens of people each day over a broad array of circumstances. There are tens of millions of police contacts each day, with a few resulting in negative contacts. Some officers may make mistakes concerning video cameras, but the vast majority do it right every day and night. Video taping an officer is not illegal, as long as that video taping is not interfering or disrupting an officer's abilities to perform their duties. Many people forget that part when they shove a cell phone or camera in an officer's face while they are trying to perform their duties. Also... I would like to point out this fact, though it was not an issue that you brought up specifically... Law Enforcement Officers are, by law, allowed to violate the rights and liberties of a citizen at certain times. Examples of this are when an officer conducts a traffic stop, a non-consentual contact or interview, or any detainment or arrest. What people often forget is the part that the Federal Government, State Governments, and Local Governments have allowed for this exact circumstances. LEO's are allowed to deprive a citizen of their liberties when certain circumstances arise. Such circumstances could be... Local Ordinance Violations, Vehicle Code Violations, Misdemeanor Crime Violations, Felony Crime Violations, Federal Crime Violations, Public Safety Purposes, and Protective Custody. Such investigative detentions are lawful, even though a citizen is not free to leave and to be on his/her way at that time. Also... what most people forget is that LEO's uphold citizen's rights each day. Every time someone is victimized and an officer takes enforcement actions against a suspect, they are, in effect, upholding the rights of the victim. (They often uphold the rights of the suspect as well, for example, when we read a suspect's 'Miranda' warning. It is a notice advising the suspect of their constitutional rights.) Officers uphold citizens rights each day, without most citizens even realizing that it is being done over and over again. They only focus on the negative.
The Fall of Minneapolis is a great eye opening documentary. The body cam footage wasn't allowed for the jury to view which showed the police did everything with in the bounds of the law and the Minneapolis police training. The left was looking for a police officer to sacrifice for their political agenda for awhile and this situation was the one that finally worked for them.
I agree with you 100%! Great view. A lifelong friend of mine told me it was "disgraceful propaganda" and completely dismissed it. That spoke volumes of his character.
I've not seen the documentary so I'm not disputing anything you said. And I'm not surprised that their handbook would include dangerous techniques. Having grown up in Minneapolis, I can assure you that you don't want to ever encounter Minneapolis PD regardless of your race. They will break your grandma's arm if she tries to swat a bug off her face and charge her with resisting. St. Paul, Brooklyn Center and Brooklyn Park PD also look to escalate any chance they get. Not every officer in those departments is a brute, but you never know what your going to get. The riots happened because people are sick of police harassing and assaulting law abiding residents, while ignoring gangs selling drugs in the open. The Floyd death was the straw that broke the camel's back. MPD has been thuggish for decades, is just now people have cameras.
Sadly because of what has happened in the last few years, I seldomly trust anyone. I really don’t trust the judicial system or any part of it that is paid by taxpayers. I refuse to help my neighbors because nobody can be trusted.
@@Failure_Is_An_Option skippy, I have been all over this rock we call a planet, except Antarctica, and have experienced good and bad everywhere. In all of that I have developed my distrust in people and agencies. Recent years have made it worse. Consuming videos on UA-cam and other platforms has in no way influenced my decisions. I’m not a liberal and have the ability to make my own decisions. But hey, thanks for playing and don’t let the door hit you on the way out.
@@Failure_Is_An_Option the audacity of you opening your mouth and thinking you're so smart and know people is the most idiotic thing! You are a hypocrite
Stan would be beside himself if he heard some contractor say, "I went on your property and fixed your property because..." because it's illegal, without permission. Period.
I learned many many years ago to not touch someone else's property without their permission!!! There could have been many reasons why they did not want that retaining wall touched.
Hey Stanley. I've been watching your videos for over three years. I discovered your channel when I searched the definition of a term you explained in a video. I searched it because it came up in a question when I was practicing for the Law School Admissions Test. I have since then graduated from law school, though I have yet to take the bar and become licensed. I say all this because I know you're a smart man and because I might be able to provide some insight into some of the things you mentioned here. First of all, it really sucks that you were sued by your neighbor, but as you admit, you were wrong not to ask your neighbor. Private property carries with it some of the strongest and strictest protections under the law. What you described here is called treble damages and in most jurisdictions it's usually available when the defendant was especially reckless or caused some special irreparable harm. Imagine that you wanted your backyard to stay untouched. You wanted it to be overgrown with trees and weeds and whatnot because you liked everything to be "natural." One day, your neighbor decides he wants to help you out. He waits till you're gone and then crosses over to remove the weeds and trim your grass. He even goes the extra mile and gifts you some tools to tend to it yourself. Better yet, he even builds you a tool shed! He has "improved" your land and probably increased your property value. Still, you are furious that someone would do this to your land. They've ruined what it was for you. Not only that, but they trespassed on your land. Imagine even worse: instead of a shed, they built a 30-foot sculpture of Adolf Hitler. It's concrete and will be expensive to remove. Shouldn't you be able to sue them and recover for these damages to your land and your right to exclude? Absolutely. The actual damages part is intuitive, but the right to exclude is even more important. The right to exclude is the core of personal property rights, and it is damaged even if no physical harm is done. It is only worse when the land is left altered. Any change at all is damage, no matter how desirable it might seem. Whether you merely drank a beer on his side of the fence and hurt nothing, or built him a pool, or cut his grass, or spray painted a penis on the front door, when done without permission, all these activities violate the rights of your neighbor. The only thing that differs is how much you'll have to pay for what youve done. There's an old saying that anyone who represents themselves has a fool for a client. It's absolutely true. Even lawyers are bad at representing themselves. Get a lawyer! As for the GF documentary and trial bits, I think you again misunderstand what the law is and how it works. People are prone to bias-that bias makes us likely to interpret information in a way that fits our world view. Worse, it even makes us give weight to things that are not relevant, or weigh something heavily that should be a small consideration and vice versa. This is why we have rules of evidence. They are very strict and require sharp attention to logic. They counteract a lot of potential bias by not allowing it to occur in the first place. They also ensure that only reliable evidence may be considered. The rules of evidence are why your judge didn't want to see your video. Your video was likely not admissible on the grounds of hearsay and/or lack of relevance (evidentiary relevance has a precise meaning). Let's talk about the knee on neck technique. First of all, the manual said that an officer should move the person to a different position when they are able to, to prevent asphyxiation. But even if it didnt say that, it is not relevant to the case for murder. Imagine this: the manual says that police officers may commit murder in their discretion, and a police officer walks up to a random person on the side of the street and purposely shoots them in the head, killing them. Is the manual a defense to this murder? Does it matter whether a manual said what he could do, when considering whether a murder occurred? No! Of course not. It's murder. But the average juror would not run through all these considerations when deciding guilt. We're emotional and biased creatures who often act on feelings first and logic later. Most people would not realize that the hypothetical i just mentioned and the situation in the GF case are exactly the same in the ways that matter. The same is true in either case: the contents of the manual are not relevant to whether a murder occurred. Our justice system is extremely flawed. Every justice system that has ever existed is and probably always will be. But our justice system also has many brilliant solutions for many extremely complex problems. I'd encourage you and everyone to learn more about it when you can and consider the full picture before concluding a judge is "corrupt." The law is like an iceberg. Most people only see the surface and then scream corruption when it rips their ship in half.
Every time i offer to do work at a discount for someone they always want other stuff added free and/or complain about littelest thing like 5 flecks of saw dust in driveway or a few visible grass clippings on a bi-weekly cut....
Stan, I watch to learn from you but even though the judge was wrong or having a bad day it undermines what we followed in the past and it only gets worse when we all do what we want to do and not follow some type of rule that can or is biased. I value your expertise and honesty. I got rid of cable and the news as this has led to me being upset with both sides. Concentrate on yourself, family, work......
Stan, that judge was a p.o.s. for making you pay that much. Neighbor was a jerkoff too. But yeah, you guys definitely should've asked before doing the work.
I would spread the word to every contractor and neighbor in the state that you got sued for trying to help that neighbor. The next time they try to get some work done on their property, no one would be willing to help them as the would be afraid they would be sued. I hope this bites them in the but.
Well you shouldn’t do something to someone else’s property in general. However fence lines and adjoining properties are another story. If livestock is involved there is a mutual responsibility to maintain the fence Sounds like they should have said thank you But there is a phrase “God help me from well intentioned people “ But if someone’s mind set is to sue rather than come to an agreement then they are part of what’s wrong with society And judges are politicians. Politicians are corrupt. The only time they benefit you is when it benefits them
Honestly me and my dad are thinking about doing a similar business and more research on Minnesota and it's kind of a joke all the way down the chain. Probably going to either move to Wisconsin or North Dakota to start out.
I did work for a neighbor and didn't get paid for the amount owed and even bartered, but not heard from him, my next plan is to pay up front before I begin the work to make it pay for the equipment and my time or get someone else to do it.
I would call it Californication...but it goes so much deeper than that. Regardless, I am dragging my family out of this cesspool of evil ASAP. Enough is enough. I hope one day soon I will share where it is. I hope I end up with a neighbor like you Stan- Good people are hard to find here- hopefully that wont be the case soon. God Bless!
The world is going to hell!!! And your right about the judges and their followers!!!! It's getting political and just look at all the crap going on in the country!!!!
Next door neighbor of mine was legit in bad physical shape and she could no longer mow her yard. I basically mowed her yard for free. The neighborly thing to do, right? Well…yes. This stretched on for about 5/6/7 years which I didn’t mind. She was going through a rough patch in her life health wise and I wanted to help. And, I love to mow. It all came to an abrupt end when I showed up to mow earlier because ai wanted to beat the incoming rain. Smart, right? Well…..yeah. Right after ai got started she came out and was fuming. Why am I mowing earlier than usual. Why didn’t I text her that I was going to mow earlier (I did but you know how technology is. Somehow she didn’t receive my text). I finally asked her if she just wanted me to stop and she said yes. A few stripes in and I was done. Forever. It doesn’t stop there. She used to be very friendly with me but after that incident she would never acknowledge me if we are outside at the same time and when I would just be friendly and say hi to her, she would give a short “hey” or grunt a bit. Fine. I mowed her damn yard for as long as I did and NEVER asked for money. Used my gas and my equipment. This is the thanks I get. What’s wrong with just paying me in kindness? Act like we used to act before that incident?? Guess that’s too much to ask of some people. Fk her….
If she is elderly, she maybe having early stages of dementia. Not making excuses for bad behavior, but it could the reason for her actions
Not surprised. Almost normal now.
Very sad, dont let that sour you on everyone. Keep on doing the right thing
Yeah, I was 2/3 through mowing a yard with bomb craters, The ground hogs had undermined the hill in the front. The branches in the back yard hadn't been picked up in three years. If I had a $6000 mower, I wouldn't use it on this yard.
The home owner came out complaining.
She complained I was using too small of a mower and making the lawn bad. She said the next door neighbors house looks better because they use a bigger mower.
I refrained from saying the next door neighbors gutters weren't hanging down 2 feet, and they didn't have a rusting 36 year old car in the driveway unregistered for 8 years.😅
I wish you are my neighbor...
Always remember: no good deed goes unpunished. I've lived it and watched it my entire life and it still holds true to this day.
Doing work for friends and family rarely worked out well. My customers always paid me well, treated me well, and called me back for more. Friends that got a screaming deal, not happy. I'm not fast enough, I'm not good enough, stiff me when I'm done. NEVER AGAIN!!!
Agree. Very few "blind" judges and DAs. The love of money is the root of all evil.
Our judicial system is political, that's the problem.
I mean they did trespass and do unauthorized work even if it was did as a good deed still you can’t do that and not everyone is good old fashioned folks but the x3 is bs and he probably could have fought it forsure because that’s ridiculous
@@triplehfarmsllc7348 True he could have fought it, but what would that cost? That's all part of the game these scumbags play, they know that the $3300 initial amount was small claims,and the $9900 bumps it up to civil court. The defense costs fighting in civil court would run past $10,000, with no guarantee of winning.
Stan rubbed a judge the wrong way? No way 😂
Thing is that you can't let a couple of people ruin your good nature. You have some people that you help out and they turn out to be just freeloaders. Flip side of that is my new neighbor. He's a young kid and we've had a few issues with burnouts and loud music but I let it go because every single time he sees me out in the yard working on something, he asked me if he can help. I never take him up on it but that shows character.
I got sued and lost even when we had permission from a neighbor for $16,000. Gotta love fake people lying for money.
Sounds like you didnt have it on paper contract? Shaaame!!
@@mistersniffer6838 Was a day when a man's handshake was as good as any contract,I miss those days
In the past I've had issues with people when I did hardwood floors, like thats not the color I wanted, after they signed the papers. Or change their mind on something else and you do that favor and they still complain.
You’re absolutely correct; our judicial system and political systems are completely corrupt. Both systems are run by attorneys; do some research…
Our judicial system no longer is common law based (written law), but rather on case law. Attorneys point to other cases that would benefit their case, which may have little to do with common (written) law.
Cases are predetermined in the judge’s chambers, which is not only unprofessional and unethical, but also illegal, but it happens every day; just watch for yourself and see…
If a person follows the stream of money…it tends to flow to the winning side…
This isn’t the America that I knew, served for, and pay a daily price for…which makes me question why I served and am paying such a price. Although, I have brothers and sisters who have given more and many families that have lost loved ones (Gold Star Families). I salute them! ❤
And this is why I will not cross a property line without explicit written permission from the property owner.
"No good deed goes unpunished" is a sardonic commentary on the frequency with which acts of kindness backfire on those who offer them.
I'm in the construction/service industry and the saying "No good deed goes unpunished" has held true. Not to say it is always the customers fault, sometimes things happen, and no matter what you do to try and solve the problem, you take a hit.
I put in hundreds of hours doing sandbagging efforts during the 2022 floods in northern MN. I housed dozens of volunteers on top of used my business equipment and crews to do everything I could to save people and their homes. I ended up loosing my business because of the time and money that I invested into that. I almost ended up in bankruptcy. FEMA released funds but I was told by the local politicians that I saved to many homes so I was not going to get any of the worker money. The city and county would have made more money if more houses would have been destroyed. They didn’t care about the people and the people didn’t end up caring about me.
Don't you just love the democrat run cesspool called Minnesota? I'm so sorry to hear you lost your business for being a good guy. That entire thing was politicized and I'm sure the unions had to get their cake and eat it too.
FEMA is a very BAD joke.
That's a crazy story Stan. Thanks for sharing free advice. You could certainly save someone a lot of money, time and aggregation.
You 100% correct both parties have been compromised
I've been there too, several times. For 5 years I put up with these type ripoffs and greedy people taking every opportunity to not pay and to screw me over. Then one day I just had enough and quit working for other people or working on neighbors and friends places, From that day on, I only worked on my own places as I would buy a fixer upper and just do the work myself or hire a contractor. No more problems with doing stuff for others and getting screwed over.
I am glad to hear you talking politics. So many people get offended. The truth is that corruption goes much deeper than that.
Dude... That's insane!!! WTH is this country coming to!? LOL. Hey, there's some great land for sale right next to us on our new Missouri farm!! Beautiful land, freedom, dead end road!! Well at least maybe you can write of the 9k!! Happy Friday bud! Oh and yeah you're closing info about the system and judges, spot on. But this stuff is really scary and I really don't think the average person is paying attention to this!!
I did a fence for a lady, the neighbors came out and split the cost with the lady I was working for even though it was on my clients property, the neighbors even had a pizza and BEER sent to me for making both sides look better,
I came across your channel for the first time tonight. I like it.
To the content of this video, I'll just tell you my saying for life based on my actual experiences.
"Every time I give someone a break, I go broke."
Stan you’re absolutely right ! The lawyers and the judges play cards , go golfing, go on vacation together and are members of the same country club and you can see which lawyers hang with which judges ! It the ones they are in front of all the time !!!
That judge was garbage and is one of the reasons that I hate living in Minnesota. I’ll be so happy when I can retire and move out of state. Her job is to be objective not punitive and give a fair day in court. She absolutely did not follow the law and she only followed punitive guidelines. Karma will give her what she deserves and so to that crappy neighbor.
NEVER touch anyone else's property without permission. Even if it's an improvement in your opinion.
I remembered your story when you shared it years ago. Absolute bs if you ask me. I'd like to make pine tar & chicken feathers great again. That neighbor would've been a great candidate. The judge as well.
We aren't a moral & religious people anymore. This system can't work without personal responsibility & accountability.
Thanks for the content. I appreciate it very much.
What morals permit knowingly trespassing? What morals permit taking of property? What does your preferred god say about both? How are those acts responsible, and accountable?
@@Failure_Is_An_Option
Thank you for your questions...
Trespassing...~10' into said property to improve & repair a rotting retaining wall.
Removing property...the rotted hunks of twenty plus year old railroad ties. Have you heard of the Golden Rule? Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. His company left it better than they found it. Yes, he should have garnered "permission" prior. They left it better & they are forced by the government to pay $9,900 to the beneficiary of their labor. Have you heard of the good Samaritan? No government forced that man to help his neighbor. That's the God I serve.
Do you only serve yourself?
@@Failure_Is_An_Option So your "morals" would leave the wall to crumble? I find it hard that you fully understand responsibility and accountability.
@@Failure_Is_An_Optionsadly, your mentality is EXACTLY the problem with society, and you can’t even see it.
Great format today. Sub 10 min vid, I'd watch everyday. Keep speaking the truth!
I’m for term limits! Two terms of four years for a total of eight years if re-elected and then 4 years in jail!
Completely agree with term limits for all federal and state government positions
Also monitor and restrict income from possible insider trading or lobbyist payments. If senators enrich themselves while representing constituents that money should go into coffers to benefit those they represent!
@@brh4115 oh agree, this is a huge one I should have mentioned, also allowing lobbying, I understand why it was created long ago, times and technology has changed, we no longer need lobbying, I think it's been taken advantage of.
100%. they should be serving the people, not benefiting off the people. term limits.
Tort reform!! Farmer common sense has to be revisited ... agreed
I had wacky neighbors at my previous house. Their teenage son was fighting or doing something in his room while his parents weren't home and he broke the window and cut himself up pretty good. I wrapped his arm up and taped the window up so bugs didn't get in. That doesn't have anything to with it but just odd stuff happened over there.
They owned a cell phone store at the time. It was about 30 miles away and wanted it rekeyed. I told them I would send one of my guys. They just pay him his rate and I wouldn't make anything off of it. They asked me if they could pay for it when they got an insurance reimbursement. I told them I was givng them a break and I would have to pay him and wait for the money. I flat out told them I wasn't a bank. That pissed me off and I never sent anyone. Another time they had a broken sprinkler pipe so the husband called and asked how to fix it. I said sure I told him what to do and offered my tools and repair kit. He says "Oh I was hoping you would just do it". That never happened either. They finally moved. The wife had a clothing store and the place got busted for selling pot out of it. lol Two winners those two.
The entire George Floyd incident was blown so far out of proportion it's amazing, if people watch the entire arrest video from the point before he finally got out of his car, it's pretty clear this guy was higher than a kite, and as the coroners report shows died of a fentanyl overdose, he was not murdered as the MSM want you to believe, also that evidence was proved to have been withheld along with the unedited arrest video by the local DA!, and because of this we had a summer of mayhem in America, The officer deemed responsible for Floyd's death was found guilty by the corrupt judiciary and he now is in prison, and we have statues of this so called victim, a nine time felon!, and his family given 25 million in compensation!, There needs to be accountability to this madness!, Those responsible need to suffer the consequences to the full extent of the law, The left continue to do these crimes and there is no accountability!, THIS HAS GOT TO CHANGE!
George Floyd? Try 8 yrs of Obama.
I respect your opinion. And I hate to say I agree with the current SAG on anything. But the bottom line for the police is, if you've taken someone into custody, you're responsible for their well-being. It doesn't matter if the arrestee is on fentanyl. I support Good police, and advocate getting rid of the bad ones. No thin blue line flags here. But I agree: the judiciary is a mess in many places. Politics is involved. The two political parties have polarized America to an extreme. They have carved our country up like a Christmas turkey. I wonder if there is any way to get back to where we were better off. Regards.
I saw the whole(complete) video of Floyd being put in the car up to the problem. He, Floyd, should never have been let out of the car until the paramedics got there.
I consider the whole thing a perfect example of play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
For over half a century there have been thousands of mass looting, vandalism, violence incidents, all by people of the same political ideology. They use any excuse to practice their ideological nature. It's like the Scorpion and the Fox. Mass looting, vandalism and violence is the ideological nature of the Left.
Stan , you're right on all points ......
I do lots of things for my neighbors most of it brings gratitude, but it seems that occasionally there's that one or two people that insist on getting upset.
Karma will catch up to both the neighbor & judge. Stan you gotta be selective on who your helping in the future.
Karma only seems to catch up with decent people that make a mistake, these corrupt people get away with things over and over again. All I can do is hope that they are judged someday by a higher power.
I have watched you for over a year or so... love your content... and im so glad to see there is creators that see what's going on in the World and has the BALLS to speak out on it
Some people suck! Your neighbor is one of those people.
That is so terrible that you had to pay out for trying to help and do the right thing. I could write a long story about corrupt cps, gov't and judges. We have to be very careful.
So glad I live in northwest Minnesota! We still have neighbors that appreciate help!
There needs to be term limits on judges. No more lifetime appointments and there needs to be a better way to hold them accountable if they show they’re acting politically and not by the law.
No good deed goes unpunished.
I live in MN. The political situation and legal system are forcing me to leave the state. The insanity going on here is frightening. I’ve given up. I love my country. I hate my government. Both sides.
You are 100% smack on, we have been a third world country for decades.
Hit a step on a deck with a snowplow. Being a good guy. Had to replace the deck and stairs. I don’t help anyone anymore.
No good deed goes unpunished. I learned that a long time ago. I won't help anyone anymore. The most I will do is call 911 but not identify myself.
Bottom line don’t go on somebody else’s property without asking them… It’s a simple as that
No, they needed to go on the property because his client’s work abutted the neighbors. Its called being a good person
@@quandt4847 No no no.
You can pick your friends, ignore your family, but you are stuck with your neighbors
Sue the judge for judicial malfeasance.
Unfortunately you can’t. They have absolute immunity.
@@michaelseemann7929 nobody has that.
at the end of the day, the only thing you can even complain about the judge doing is the tripling of the payment. its kinda open shut when you do anything you never asked to do.
@@michaelseemann7929 That would be a 1st Amendment violation then.
Judges have what is called "Total immunity." It is even better than "qualified immunity," that the police use when they mess up.
The time has come for everyone to remember you get what you vote for.
I vividly remember Barry saying that "Elections have Consequences". Ain't that the truth......
Such a naive statement. First off if you have two corrupt political parties then essentially either choice is bad. You care to re-evaluate that statement after being enlightened? You sound like an establishment apologist.
@@lateralus411go trump!
Going to chick out the video and thanks for the commentary, imo it is on point!
I have to agree 100% @Stan .. After 23+ years in Law Enforcement.. I seen the writing on the wall quick. I’m SOOO glad to be out of it.. A career I loved with all my heart now turns my stomach to see what these men and women officers have to endure now days. At least here where I am in Southern KY, the laws are protecting the criminals more and more tying the hands of all officers. And I’m afraid if something doesn’t happen fast we’re in for a lot worse than we’ve already seen. Stay blessed brother.. gonna go look that video up now!!
Thank you for your service!!! I did 25-1/2 years as a policeman in CT. If you think Kentucky is bad, come visit New England's Liberal hell-hole. It is beyond ridiculous. I tell many of my friends still in law enforcement to take the new officers aside and give them a sincere thank-you! At a time when society has largely abandoned law enforcement, or has stayed silent as law enforcement was brutalized by the press, local, state, and federal governments, these new officers signed on to serve their communities while knowing this. The pay isn't so good. Healthcare costs keep rising. Health care coverage keeps lessening. Pensions are pretty much a thing of the past. And now many LEO's are no longer indemnified. And sill these new officers signed on to serve and to try to make a difference. They deserve a great big Thank You, and a lot more than they are going to receive in the future of their careers. Our society needs to embrace a better set of values and it has to stop rewarding bad behavior while hammering those trying to do good. Stay Safe out there Folks!!!
@@douglasmorton6121 AMEN to that!! I was actually born in New Haven.. Moved here in 1977.. when I was 5.. I have only been back once a few years ago when my step father who was a Fire Chief passed away. It’s definitely Beautiful.. and I’m so glad I got to see it.. But as far as living back up there.. No thank you. I’ll take my country bumpkin accent back to KY.. lol !! Thank you for your years of service too my friend. I also had 8 years Army in there too.. And I feel the exact same way for those brothers and sisters as well. Stay blessed and Stay safe!!
If so many officers weren't violation the citizens rights, I would back them, but they violate more people's rights every day. Have you watched the UA-cam videos of officers arresting people just for videoing them? Respect is earned and not too many officers are earning it.
@@stephengreen3566 this is where the old saying “1 bad apple spoils the bunch” comes into play. Yes I agree there are “some” bad officers out there. BUT, that doesn’t make ALL of them bad. It’s the exact same in every field.. there’s ALWAYS 1 bad somebody in any given field. You can’t hold a “good” officer liable for a “bad” officers actions. ALL of us “good” ones went into the career with the same mentality.. To help make things better. I look back on my career, which was mainly undercover narcotics.. hoping I made a difference.. but truly realizing I didn’t even put a dent in it. Wasted years spent on an un-winnable battle?? Maybe.. and probably.. But, I at least tried my best to do the right thing for my community. I didn’t sit back and complain about what was wrong and not TRY to do anything.
@@stephengreen3566 I think that it is prudent to realize just how many citizen contacts LEO's make each day, week, month, year, etc. Last time I checked, there were about 880,000 sworn law enforcement officers in the U.S.A. Some are far removed from having much interraction with the public, but others meet dozens upon dozens of people each day over a broad array of circumstances. There are tens of millions of police contacts each day, with a few resulting in negative contacts. Some officers may make mistakes concerning video cameras, but the vast majority do it right every day and night. Video taping an officer is not illegal, as long as that video taping is not interfering or disrupting an officer's abilities to perform their duties. Many people forget that part when they shove a cell phone or camera in an officer's face while they are trying to perform their duties.
Also... I would like to point out this fact, though it was not an issue that you brought up specifically... Law Enforcement Officers are, by law, allowed to violate the rights and liberties of a citizen at certain times. Examples of this are when an officer conducts a traffic stop, a non-consentual contact or interview, or any detainment or arrest. What people often forget is the part that the Federal Government, State Governments, and Local Governments have allowed for this exact circumstances. LEO's are allowed to deprive a citizen of their liberties when certain circumstances arise. Such circumstances could be... Local Ordinance Violations, Vehicle Code Violations, Misdemeanor Crime Violations, Felony Crime Violations, Federal Crime Violations, Public Safety Purposes, and Protective Custody. Such investigative detentions are lawful, even though a citizen is not free to leave and to be on his/her way at that time.
Also... what most people forget is that LEO's uphold citizen's rights each day. Every time someone is victimized and an officer takes enforcement actions against a suspect, they are, in effect, upholding the rights of the victim. (They often uphold the rights of the suspect as well, for example, when we read a suspect's 'Miranda' warning. It is a notice advising the suspect of their constitutional rights.) Officers uphold citizens rights each day, without most citizens even realizing that it is being done over and over again. They only focus on the negative.
Since that "neighbor" loves his yard so much l would make him a permanent part of it.
Neighbors are such a pain in the ass. I hope your week is going well, see you Friday!
You have a lot of unpopular opinions... And I agree with every one of them.
Dang, yur having a hell of a run this year!!
Your spot on Stan, here in Australia too, same thing
All corrupt
Listening to your story just makes me angry at this crap
Take care mate
Doesn’t pay to be nice and everyone wonders why I’m such an asshole.
Being an asshole certainly isn't going to get you anywhere either. 🤷🏼♂️
@@sociopathmercenary cuts through the BS, atleast he wont be wasting anyone's time.
Ain't nobody got time for b.s.......next
Them puppy's sound like foxes 🤣
Alpha News has great documentaries on the Minneapolis issues . The fall of Minneapolis is just the tip of the issues
Wow, I never expected racism.
The Fall of Minneapolis is a great eye opening documentary. The body cam footage wasn't allowed for the jury to view which showed the police did everything with in the bounds of the law and the Minneapolis police training. The left was looking for a police officer to sacrifice for their political agenda for awhile and this situation was the one that finally worked for them.
I agree with you 100%! Great view. A lifelong friend of mine told me it was "disgraceful propaganda" and completely dismissed it. That spoke volumes of his character.
I've not seen the documentary so I'm not disputing anything you said. And I'm not surprised that their handbook would include dangerous techniques. Having grown up in Minneapolis, I can assure you that you don't want to ever encounter Minneapolis PD regardless of your race. They will break your grandma's arm if she tries to swat a bug off her face and charge her with resisting.
St. Paul, Brooklyn Center and Brooklyn Park PD also look to escalate any chance they get. Not every officer in those departments is a brute, but you never know what your going to get.
The riots happened because people are sick of police harassing and assaulting law abiding residents, while ignoring gangs selling drugs in the open. The Floyd death was the straw that broke the camel's back. MPD has been thuggish for decades, is just now people have cameras.
@@Allan_AFloyd was a career criminal. Also none of the blm incident were innocent people. Every one of them was criminals or being criminals.
Sadly because of what has happened in the last few years, I seldomly trust anyone. I really don’t trust the judicial system or any part of it that is paid by taxpayers. I refuse to help my neighbors because nobody can be trusted.
That's a you issue. Maybe stop consuming this crap and you might be surprised to find reality is very different.
@@Failure_Is_An_Option skippy, I have been all over this rock we call a planet, except Antarctica, and have experienced good and bad everywhere. In all of that I have developed my distrust in people and agencies. Recent years have made it worse. Consuming videos on UA-cam and other platforms has in no way influenced my decisions. I’m not a liberal and have the ability to make my own decisions. But hey, thanks for playing and don’t let the door hit you on the way out.
@@Failure_Is_An_Option the audacity of you opening your mouth and thinking you're so smart and know people is the most idiotic thing! You are a hypocrite
I'm always there to help my neighbors but I'm not going to go under their property and fix things that they haven't asked me to fix.
@@gimmeaford9454Typical baby boomer. Even your name has entitlement in it.
We doing the best we can to keep our heads down here in the Ozarks, we are seeing this "BS" encroaching from all sides.
I am with you it is the same down here around Atlanta ga thanks
Stan would be beside himself if he heard some contractor say, "I went on your property and fixed your property because..." because it's illegal, without permission. Period.
Exactly...
Nice to see folks calling him out on his bs. 👍👍
I learned many many years ago to not touch someone else's property without their permission!!! There could have been many reasons why they did not want that retaining wall touched.
Number one rule of freedom, there’s no justice without injustice.
I had a former work colleague say, "No good deed ever goes unpunished." .
Dude didnt know you lived there, im so sorry,from a neighbor in Wisconsin
Hey Stanley. I've been watching your videos for over three years. I discovered your channel when I searched the definition of a term you explained in a video. I searched it because it came up in a question when I was practicing for the Law School Admissions Test.
I have since then graduated from law school, though I have yet to take the bar and become licensed.
I say all this because I know you're a smart man and because I might be able to provide some insight into some of the things you mentioned here.
First of all, it really sucks that you were sued by your neighbor, but as you admit, you were wrong not to ask your neighbor. Private property carries with it some of the strongest and strictest protections under the law. What you described here is called treble damages and in most jurisdictions it's usually available when the defendant was especially reckless or caused some special irreparable harm.
Imagine that you wanted your backyard to stay untouched. You wanted it to be overgrown with trees and weeds and whatnot because you liked everything to be "natural." One day, your neighbor decides he wants to help you out. He waits till you're gone and then crosses over to remove the weeds and trim your grass. He even goes the extra mile and gifts you some tools to tend to it yourself. Better yet, he even builds you a tool shed! He has "improved" your land and probably increased your property value. Still, you are furious that someone would do this to your land. They've ruined what it was for you. Not only that, but they trespassed on your land.
Imagine even worse: instead of a shed, they built a 30-foot sculpture of Adolf Hitler. It's concrete and will be expensive to remove. Shouldn't you be able to sue them and recover for these damages to your land and your right to exclude? Absolutely. The actual damages part is intuitive, but the right to exclude is even more important. The right to exclude is the core of personal property rights, and it is damaged even if no physical harm is done. It is only worse when the land is left altered. Any change at all is damage, no matter how desirable it might seem. Whether you merely drank a beer on his side of the fence and hurt nothing, or built him a pool, or cut his grass, or spray painted a penis on the front door, when done without permission, all these activities violate the rights of your neighbor. The only thing that differs is how much you'll have to pay for what youve done.
There's an old saying that anyone who represents themselves has a fool for a client. It's absolutely true. Even lawyers are bad at representing themselves. Get a lawyer!
As for the GF documentary and trial bits, I think you again misunderstand what the law is and how it works. People are prone to bias-that bias makes us likely to interpret information in a way that fits our world view. Worse, it even makes us give weight to things that are not relevant, or weigh something heavily that should be a small consideration and vice versa. This is why we have rules of evidence. They are very strict and require sharp attention to logic. They counteract a lot of potential bias by not allowing it to occur in the first place. They also ensure that only reliable evidence may be considered.
The rules of evidence are why your judge didn't want to see your video. Your video was likely not admissible on the grounds of hearsay and/or lack of relevance (evidentiary relevance has a precise meaning).
Let's talk about the knee on neck technique. First of all, the manual said that an officer should move the person to a different position when they are able to, to prevent asphyxiation. But even if it didnt say that, it is not relevant to the case for murder.
Imagine this: the manual says that police officers may commit murder in their discretion, and a police officer walks up to a random person on the side of the street and purposely shoots them in the head, killing them. Is the manual a defense to this murder? Does it matter whether a manual said what he could do, when considering whether a murder occurred? No! Of course not. It's murder. But the average juror would not run through all these considerations when deciding guilt. We're emotional and biased creatures who often act on feelings first and logic later. Most people would not realize that the hypothetical i just mentioned and the situation in the GF case are exactly the same in the ways that matter. The same is true in either case: the contents of the manual are not relevant to whether a murder occurred.
Our justice system is extremely flawed. Every justice system that has ever existed is and probably always will be. But our justice system also has many brilliant solutions for many extremely complex problems. I'd encourage you and everyone to learn more about it when you can and consider the full picture before concluding a judge is "corrupt." The law is like an iceberg. Most people only see the surface and then scream corruption when it rips their ship in half.
thats when you go over the judge to the next level. and its just a judgement anyway. tell them to stick it.
I'll watch that suggested video. If you haven't seen it already, everyone needs to see the documentary "Let my people go". Highly recommended!
Echo chamber...
@@Failure_Is_An_Optionshut up commie
I agree with you Stanley . I live in Scottsboro Alabama .
Every time i offer to do work at a discount for someone they always want other stuff added free and/or complain about littelest thing like 5 flecks of saw dust in driveway or a few visible grass clippings on a bi-weekly cut....
Great video Stan !
Stan, I watch to learn from you but even though the judge was wrong or having a bad day it undermines what we followed in the past and it only gets worse when we all do what we want to do and not follow some type of rule that can or is biased. I value your expertise and honesty. I got rid of cable and the news as this has led to me being upset with both sides. Concentrate on yourself, family, work......
Believe in Karma, not as a religion, but as a justification for bad behavior....
Man, I wish you were my neighbor! I'd be stoked to get some free work from a pro. Some people have to fight over the smallest things.
I stopped do anything for anyone outside of my house and that sad I use to do for my neighbors all the time. Not anymore.
Lets be honest. You were never any help, and the neighbors appreciate your absence.
@@Failure_Is_An_Option Well said
Gotta get permission to do anything on anybodys property
Watching the Fall made my blood boil.
Dam I wish I was your neighbor, I might have paid you for the improvement if I had the money
deal with the wrong people and you'll end up in court with their friend as the judge. Seems to be the case anyway
Stan, that judge was a p.o.s. for making you pay that much. Neighbor was a jerkoff too.
But yeah, you guys definitely should've asked before doing the work.
All those half buckets 😢
No such things as alarms in northern mi 😂
I would spread the word to every contractor and neighbor in the state that you got sued for trying to help that neighbor. The next time they try to get some work done on their property, no one would be willing to help them as the would be afraid they would be sued. I hope this bites them in the but.
yup, its the days we are living. i'm in new york , talk about corruption.
Well you shouldn’t do something to someone else’s property in general.
However fence lines and adjoining properties are another story. If livestock is involved there is a mutual responsibility to maintain the fence
Sounds like they should have said thank you
But there is a phrase “God help me from well intentioned people “
But if someone’s mind set is to sue rather than come to an agreement then they are part of what’s wrong with society
And judges are politicians. Politicians are corrupt. The only time they benefit you is when it benefits them
Odd, tornado and hurricane area but no noise makers yet in almost 20 years and plenty of both sweeping through.
Honestly me and my dad are thinking about doing a similar business and more research on Minnesota and it's kind of a joke all the way down the chain. Probably going to either move to Wisconsin or North Dakota to start out.
This country gone right down the tube.they Politicize system .
I totally agree with you Stan
Nice one Stan. 👍👍🏴🏴
Is it necessary to extend the boom into the pile of dirt rather then just driving the machine normally into it?
Amen brother.
I did work for a neighbor and didn't get paid for the amount owed and even bartered, but not heard from him, my next plan is to pay up front before I begin the work to make it pay for the equipment and my time or get someone else to do it.
1st Monday of the month here across the border from you in wi!
I’d take the timbers back. End of the day, you paid for them.
I would call it Californication...but it goes so much deeper than that. Regardless, I am dragging my family out of this cesspool of evil ASAP. Enough is enough. I hope one day soon I will share where it is. I hope I end up with a neighbor like you Stan- Good people are hard to find here- hopefully that wont be the case soon. God Bless!
I would have left their retainer alone, have photo and video evidence. When it collapses onto your side sue them.
The world is going to hell!!! And your right about the judges and their followers!!!! It's getting political and just look at all the crap going on in the country!!!!
I live in Minnesota. I will remember what happened to you here. Yes, Minnesota, especially Minneapolis is far too liberal.
My towns fire alarms go off every day at noon
I live in Maryland and I do not even think WE HAVE sirens for emergency situations