In a message dated 10/16/99 6:48:37 AM !!!First Boot!!!, tcole@cruzio.com writes: << Not so. He came right over and struck up a lively conversation: trekking in Nepal, visited friends in Australia, went to New Zealand, Bali, Alpha Centauri... It was difficult to feign interest. Then, unexpectedly, he asked me if he had paid me for the last tuning. I said that, no, he hadn't and, without hesitation, he pulled a $100 bill from his pocket and gave it to me. At that moment, the owner of the restaurant came over to us to say that our table was ready. It's moments like these that I think about judgement and the power of forgiveness. >> Did this guy win the lottery, or something, or did it always look like he was loaded? Regardless, while it might be easy to forgive because he finally paid for tuning, in my book he is still flaky, and I would be hesitant to tune for him again. How often are you going to run into him at a restaurant? Just my thoughts Wim
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