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<blockquote class="Quote"><div><strong class="bc-author">batmon</strong> said:</div><div><blockquote class="Quote"><div><strong class="bc-author">SportCasual</strong> said:</div><div><blockquote class="Quote"><div><strong class="bc-author">batmon</strong> said:</div><div> his mother and new boyfriend.</div></blockquote>
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	Alarm bell. Probably the problem is him. Especially if he's live-in and has decided to set some rules of his own.<br />
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	Talk to the kid about murdering the boyfriend and dumping the body just to see how he reacts. That will tell you a lot. If he's horrified, he'll probably stop knocking on your door.</div></blockquote>
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	He and i discussed trying to get him a low level job in construction, but he feels the kid is too lazy or will just give up once the work gets too hard.<br />
	I say try it and see, but i dont think he wants to risk seeing the kid fuck up after hes pulled strings to get him a gig. Sounds kinda wack but im not in the game to judge harshly. i think he said they would at least want someone with a diploma. <br />
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	Would you recommend a restaurant that you yourself would never eat at? <br />
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	Putting your name behind someone who turns out to be a bag of shit is a very big deal in the trades.  If someone new fucks up, one of the first questions asked is how he or she got there in the first place.  It's the same thing at any type of employment on any level of the spectrum where it might help to know people. No one recommends someone or brings someone in who isn't sure if they want to be there.  I don't know if your neighbor is union or not, but in the construction unions if you're new and don't want to work, you're out. If you say no to some overtime, goodbye we'll find someone else who wants to work. So if this kid isn't really motivated to do anything, your neighbor probably knows he isn't going to last and is saving himself some embarrasment.

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