What's the answer to this scenario?

[Oakey]

None

Edited by Oakey on Tuesday 9th January 19:27

[FurtiveFreddy]

You paid extra for excess protection, but then had to pay the excess. What's that about?

[Oakey]

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Edited by Oakey on Tuesday 9th January 19:28

[Greendubber]

I think I'd be telling him to sort the car for you next time.

[steveo3002]

next time say sorry credit card maxed out cant pay up front

[Oakey]

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Edited by Oakey on Tuesday 9th January 19:29

[anonymous-user]

Of course the employer should pay

Where there is no written policy to the contrary as part of the terms and conditions of employment, the bill is surely the employer’s

Some people mention next time. My response next time would be to wholly ignore the request

[anonymous-user]

Oakey said:

Nevermind, he just phoned me to say he'll cover it.

I was gutted when it happened, my heart just sank. Everything had gone without incident until that happened halfway home. I spent the entire journey back just thinking "if I'd stopped for fuel elsewhere / set off earlier / set off later / etc then I wouldn't have been in that spot at that specific moment in time"

He wasn't pulling your leg?

[Oakey]

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[largelunchbox]

Oakey said:

Nevermind, he just phoned me to say he'll cover it.

I was gutted when it happened, my heart just sank. Everything had gone without incident until that happened halfway home. I spent the entire journey back just thinking "if I'd stopped for fuel elsewhere / set off earlier / set off later / etc then I wouldn't have been in that spot at that specific moment in time"

If you had stopped or done something different you may have had a huge accident,who's knows. It's a sliding doors moment and there is never any point in thinking like this.

[xjay1337]

eezeh said:

He wasn't pulling your leg?

Yeah this

Or he realised be was being a knob and changed his mind.

Or he is on PH

[Alucidnation]

He'll just deduct it from your pay.