Never met him, that is,
until the day I bought his truck.
“As is,” the clause said,
the one on the bill of sale.
It meant once I signed,
any problems with the truck
were now my problems. Not his.
Sure enough. Something came up.
Something big. Very big.
Something neither of us saw coming.
I called him. We talked.
“Let’s split it,” I said.
“No. This is mine to fix.”
Somebody told him,
“It’s that guy's problem!”
“He signed the paper. A deal’s a deal.”
“Isn’t about the money, it's about trust."
He fixed it. Paid the bill. Even laughed.
Never once mentioned the “As is.”
"Big George." That’s what I call him now.
"Big George."
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