Teeitup is out of the truck parting for awhile

[teeitup]

Sorry guys, going through a divorce so I'm not buying trucks or parting any for the next 3 months. I had to buy a house and it needs some work so I need to get on it and then I also need to spend time with my 2 kids. I will be back but not sure when. Sorry for not being around and answering questions the last month and half. Randy

[Stocker]

Very sorry to hear about that, Randy. Hope it works out for the best (as much as possible) especially with the kids. That's gotta be tough on them. Best of luck....

[leddzepp]

Man, really sorry to hear that Randy

I was wondering why you hadn't been on here selling stuff lately.

Good luck, it's tough, and I wish you and your kids the best.

[DeadheadNM]

Best wishes Randy. Hang in there. Pete

[BLT gmc]

Randy,
In the short time I have been here, you have been a wonderful resource. I have noticed your silence the last couple of months and was concerned. I wish you the very best, your friend Bruce
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[davischevy]

Man, that's bad news, especially for the kids. They come first now. Hope it works out for the best.

[Joesjunk]

Sorry to hear that Randy, I was just thinking the other day I hadn't seen you on here in a while.
I hope everything works out for you. Let me know if there is anything I can do for you.

[9teen69]

No apology needed. Thank you for always being honest and helpful over the years.

Enjoy those kids and just be there for them...they grow fast!

[special-K]

You don't have to sell parts to come here. You have good friends here willing to do whatever you need, just ask. Sorry to hear your marriage isn't making it. You certainly are not alone. I hope it can run it's coarse as smooth as possible for you.

[otsenre]

Hang in there Randy, Good Luck

[71blksuper4x4]

Very sorry Randy, like others have said, if there is anything we can do. Also, you got some of your best friends on here, so don't be a stranger. Trevor

[tommys72]

Sorry to hear that Randy. Been there, done that, got the t-shirt. Hang in there man! I was actually starting to wonder where you were at.

Tom

[kingsolver72]

Like the others said sorry to hear it. If you need any help with flooring I know a carpet layer that'll give you a hand at no charge.
Let me know if there's anything I can do and if I can I will.

[Ol Blue K20]

Good luck Randy, been there done it. Family first and I'm hoping that thing s go as smooth as possible for you. Don't be a stranger pop in when ya can.

[jocko]

Hang tight, it gets better. See you when you get back.

[68shortwide]

I haven't had the chance to talk to you before but I wish you luck with your divorce and home improvements!

[jabborabbo]

1. Here's to hoping that you and your wife will reconcile.

2. Here's to hoping that if you don't/can't reconcile then you will remain on speaking terms.

3. Here's to hoping that you DON'T depend on your attorney to carefully read your divorce decree...you should read it carefully yourself!

4. Here's to hoping that you survive this and find more happiness and joy in your life!

I screwed up on numbers 1 - 3...but I lucked out and nailed number four!

[leddzepp]

I've been married 12 years...4 kids...it is very difficult to say the least. My parents were married 17 years (70-87) before divorcing when I was 13. I've been around the block and have seen all perspectives firsthand. Speaking from a "kids" point of view, I am 41 years old now and it has had a profound and lasting effect on my life, as well as my sisters (she is now 36) most of which has been negative. There was no drugs/alcohol/abuse in my parents marriage....my father just paid more attention to working on the house and hot rods and cars than spending time with family. Simply put, my mom get tired of it and gave him the boot. I have learned from this and am making it a point to avoid this mistake. That being said....

My parents split "amicably"...in other words, all assets and custody rights blah blah blah were agreed upon by both of my folks. My father retained his retirement, my mom got the house and kids, and small stuff divided up accordingly. Both parents remarried and are retired at 65 and 67 now.

My uncle and aunt were married 20 years (78-98). Their divorce was bitter and petty. Both of my cousins suffered more than my sister and myself. He worked for PAC bell 33 years and had a golden parachute retirement...my aunt was an RN with $$$ in retirement as well as high income. In the end, BOTH of their lawyers played them and robbed them blind.
They are now 63 and 65, dead broke and will work until they drop.

If your wife reads this, I hope you can BOTH take a lesson from it and not end up like my uncle and aunt.

[hugger6933]

Randy, sorry to hear this best wishes for all involved. Trust me you can be happy again.

[doo142]

I wish you all the best, keep your chin up !! Peace!!

[OLEBEATER]

Best wishes Randy, I've been thru it. Roland.......

[RenoKeene]

Hang in there Randy, we all know you are a good man and in the end that's what really counts.

[72kool]

like everybody else, im sorry to hear this. wishing all parties involved the best. my wifes parents just got divorced after almost 25 years and its been hard on everybody. hope it goes smooth for you.

[Tdrcreyn4]

Sorry Randy, I'll be praying for you and your kids. Todd

[snipescastle2]

Sorry to hear that Randy, hope things get better!
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