"Jeff", 21, is a full time college student and can no longer work because he doesn’t have the time. His dad lost his car for driving without any credentials, so Jeff now drives him to and from his low paying, thoughtless job every day. He drives him anywhere he needs to go – bank, store, church. It’s been going on several weeks, and the father has said nothing about getting a new car since he can’t afford the 00 ticket. The father spends most of his time partaking in church and football watching on tv. He has no aspiration to get a second job, because as long as he has his routine church, football, and weekly steak, he is happy. Honestly, he isn’t very bright, for he can’t even understand basic things that Jeff or I talk about – he isn’t bright at all. It seems hopeless.
The father has lied to the mother, who cares but is going bankrupt anyway, so it’s not like she can financially cover her son, Jeff. The father even lies that he is paying Jeff’s car insurance, when really he isn’t paying for his or his son’s.
The father does give weekly twenties to Jeff for gas, in addition to cash for any of his car repairs. It’s not enough though, so I give money to Jeff as well. Ever since the father’s dilemma occurred, Jeff has been far more anxious and tired than normal. He is so busy, he has little time to consider a plan. He also doesn’t have much time to complete the startup process of his online business. He is driving illegally (no insurance), so this must be corrected. What can he do, and does it benefit that I inform the mother of the truth?
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