Learnt the hard way, bored of stuff getting broken, scratched, forgotten and left in the rain(files work better when they're rusty, eh?)
I lent a very good friend my husky fuel can with the quick fill spout that I had just replaced as the old one was getting tight, the moron he works with broke it trying to fill a saw...???
How the **** can you break a brand new husky spout?
Made the mistake of borrowing a couple of things when I was younger, other peoples cheap homeowner crappy stuff always breaks too, I even ended up replacing two ancient cracked worn trailer tires with brand new commercial grade tires because they both blew. I can't give stuff back ruined, I just can't.
I have my tools, they are good tools and I bought them for me, for my use, buy your own!
Took my beater 288 to work, everyone knew it was mine but some young **** still took it stumping, don't you love it when someone helps themselves to your stuff that you love and care for then drives around like a race driver for the day with it in the back of a metal tray, had it been one of my new saws I seriously would've hit him
If I borrow something and it breaks I'll fix it or replace it, maybe I'm just odd....
Never a lender or a borrower be