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auntb93 April 14, 2011 at 5:11 pm

You do know better than that. Many people like their comforts and their toys, of course, but that’s not really what life is about.To me, it is about learning, loving, laughing; liberty and justice for all. It’s about your self-respect, your personal dignity, courage, compassion, those things that make you truly human.

tudorjason (matt) April 15, 2011 at 4:55 am

It would be best to delete this question and ask it on the homework board. You could also google what each of the three statements look like and what they have on it.

LovesTheConstitution April 15, 2011 at 5:49 pm

You don’t investigate illegal activity. Police and prosecutors investigate illegal activity. You messing around could ruin prosecutors’ efforts to make a case stick.If you have no confidence in local police and prosecutors, take what evidence and suspicions you have to the Texas Rangers.By the way, you may be surprised at the number of people who are driving around Texas in cars registered to other people. And using a bank account in a relative’s name is a handy way to avoid civil responsibilities in child support and divorce cases…not always illegal, but problematic in civil lawsuits. Hiding assets from the court can get you put in jail for contempt.Go to http://www.txdps.state.tx.us for the link to Texas Rangers.

nontatertot April 16, 2011 at 5:23 am

As for qualifications to be hired, you will need to be willing to work odd hours, respond to accidents and calls quickly and safely in all types of weather, and have a good “road-side” manner with the general public. The Class B endorsement on the license is a matter of studying the Commerical Vehicle License manual available from your local DMV, passing the written test based on the manual, then demonstrating to an evaluator that you can safely inspect the trucks and operate them properly. Depending on your state laws (it will be in the manual), you may need a DOT-type physical from a medical doctor to show you are physically fit to do the driving portion of the job. The towing and recovery of vehicles will have to be learned by “on the job training” and “hands-on” experience, as I am not aware of any tow truck training programs (at least not out here in the West) except through the hiring company. I would pursue the job, work it until you get to where you want to be, or until you no longer wish to do it for someone else, and be polite enough to give and honor a two week notice before leaving the job (unless the boss is a pain in the butt). As for turnover, not many like working all day, going to bed, and an hour later being drug back out for a full night of work as well. And, many burn out due to dealing with public, and all the other agencies you will come in contact with. I also understand that the pay is not always as much as the work may be worth, so do some “bargaining” when you get some experience so you can “keep on truckin’”.

fire4511 April 16, 2011 at 5:47 pm

Pay off the first loan, and then your debt ratio will be lower and you will qualify for a better rate on the new car!!