So lately everyone's been having freak storms. Tons of tornados, lots of hail, rains, wildfires etc. We're just missing a volcano bursting from the middle of Kansas. And of course with all the rain comes wet roads which really isn't a huge issue. People drive in rain all the time, right?
Well, thats what I thought too. Apparently though, out of all the days to have a car issue, my truck picked Monday when I was rushing home to rush to work, and my tires locked up mid turn and I skidded straight into a little old Honda CR-V.
*sigh*
Talk about a wrench in everything. I barely showed up for work on time, I got another lawsuit pending probably. Her knee was fine at first but theres some medical bills beneath it, and so things aren't looking good there. But on top of all that, when she sues me, she sues me for assets.
Assets include stocks, or pieces of ownership that I have in any legal company in the US.
Including my own.
So I was already a little freaked, and then I found out she's a manager/business owner for the only successful bar in town. And Kindle, which currently outsells every other form of book, is a fertile business ground where I was planning on sowing some seed. The average american may not realize this, but a business owner COULD realize the tremendous upside thats given in this endeavor, and they may want a piece of the pie. Or the ownership of that pie.
So I could've put all this effort in, turned in tax paperwork and be just downright dead because my steering locked up, took me into someone else's car, and now that person could've legally sued me for my company.
What do I do now?
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