Warrior General Games

Originally posted by mwoods07
Where?
Originally posted by Mstr_October
Every guy was a bag boy in high school. I'm sure you didn't decide to make it your career choice though.

Here. Every guy wasn't a bag boy in high school, fwiw

Originally posted by Crash.0
Here. Every guy wasn't a bag boy in high school, fwiw

I know, but unless you were born with a silver spoon, most everyone had some type of menial job to get some beer money in high school.

Originally posted by Mstr_October
I know, but unless you were born with a silver spoon, most everyone had some type of menial job to get some beer money in high school.

Dealing drugs payed better

Originally posted by brunswick1075
Dealing drugs payed better

I applied to be a bag boy at a grocery store and got rejected.

Now I'm an attorney.

Originally posted by Longhornfan1024
I applied to be a bag boy at a grocery store and got rejected.

Now I'm an attorney.

I need an attorney right now to sue someones ass that owes me money. Im a carpenter and a builder i did a job for ripped me off 24k. Our system is no doubt a lot different compared to the US. I have a debt collector onto him and if he still doesnt pay then we have to go to court

The prices you bastards charge doesnt thrill me tbqh

Originally posted by brunswick1075
I need an attorney right now to sue someones ass that owes me money. Im a carpenter and a builder i did a job for ripped me off 24k. Our system is no doubt a lot different compared to the US. I have a debt collector onto him and if he still doesnt pay then we have to go to court

The prices you bastards charge doesnt thrill me tbqh

We wouldn't charge so much if what we do wasn't so difficult.

Originally posted by Longhornfan1024
We wouldn't charge so much if what we do wasn't so difficult.

Being an attorney is difficult? laughable...

Originally posted by Longhornfan1024
We wouldn't charge so much if what we do wasn't so difficult.

Yeah well...

The debt collectors are charging me 22% of owed debt. Nearly 5 grand. The good part is if they dont collect, they dont get paid.

From what ive heard a lawyer will cost me about $250- $300 an hour so i hope if i employ one they get the job done quick!

Originally posted by mwoods07
Being an attorney is difficult? laughable...

Not an attorney.

Originally posted by brunswick1075
Yeah well...

The debt collectors are charging me 22% of owed debt. Nearly 5 grand. The good part is if they dont collect, they dont get paid.

From what ive heard a lawyer will cost me about $250- $300 an hour so i hope if i employ one they get the job done quick!



What country?

Originally posted by Longhornfan1024
What country?

Australia. The lucky country as long as you have a lot of coin to spend lol

Years ago i had to hire a QC(queens council) for a bit of minor trouble i was in and it cost me $1200.00 cash for 30 mins lol I was appealing a jail sentence i got for driving a vehicle without a license and received a month in jail. I then appealed it and because the case went to the County Court i had to hire a QC for the job...

I got off of course with an 18 month suspended sentence. The mandatory month in jail for such an offense has now been scrapped as it was deemed to harsh for the type of offense it was

Originally posted by brunswick1075
Years ago i had to hire a QC(queens council) for a bit of minor trouble i was in and it cost me $1200.00 cash for 30 mins lol I was appealing a jail sentence i got for driving a vehicle without a license and received a month in jail. I then appealed it and because the case went to the County Court i had to hire a QC for the job...

I got off of course with an 18 month suspended sentence. The mandatory month in jail for such an offense has now been scrapped as it was deemed to harsh for the type of offense it was

if you could get a month in jail for driving without a license in texas the jails would be full and the roads would be empty

I was a mate on a Charter fishing boat in high school.Fricken loved it.

Originally posted by bug03
if you could get a month in jail for driving without a license in texas the jails would be full and the roads would be empty

Yeah, tell me about it... I would think that had a lot to do with the decision reversal as well