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Originally Posted by #-3
I hate to be the one to say this, but are you certain that you are not partially to blame for the whole situations?
I'm curious about what it is this friend did to cause the damage.
Did he crash it? did you not have insurance?
Did he get a bunch of sand in the scoop? $5000 sounds like a big bill for this type of problem, but it still seems like you would be somewhat responsible to insure people using your vehicles know how to drive them properly.
Was there mechanical failure? would you not be the one responsible for the care and maintenance?
Whatever the circumstances are, I would say what you need to get over this is to accept personal responsibility for your own property, and stop griping over thousands of dollars of interest. Without knowing the circumstances I couldn't comment on whatever principle amount remains unpaid.
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Are you kidding me? They went to court, without knowing the whole story we already know that the law deemed the other guy responsible. It's not his fault that he let his friend use it, it was a friend. Turned out the guy did something to screw things up and played the same card you're trying to play now. If someone breaks into your car, is it your fault for parking where you did or for owning a car?
The other guy was clearly in the wrong. Others found him guilty of whatever happened and the guy himself admitted guilt by paying him (what little he did pay).
If the other guy was adamant about it not being his fault, he would have fought it more or not paid at all. Blaming the OP here is insulting.