Ken Coleman

It's, it's very low.

Um, I left a handyman business to move out here.

And so I got an opportunity.

I feel like

I've been stressing financially.

So I've found an opportunity to work at a construction job, um, making 18 an hour, which I think could probably go up more.

Uh, he's saying he likes his employees to be 20 to 25 an hour, but I'm struggling because I have an income problem and I want to get that resolved.

Um, but my boss where I worked now has been paying for my gas because I don't make enough to pay for my gas.

With the debt that I'm in.

Okay.

And I don't, like, I don't, he bought parts for my truck, too, that I put on the truck.

And he doesn't know about this job offer, obviously.

And I don't know if it's morally or ethically right for me to take it.

Of course it is.

It's like I owe him.

Yeah.

And so one of the stipulations, it's on a...

$10.99, which I'm not used to, and I don't know that I'm ready for that.

I literally have less than a dollar to my name in my bank account.

Yes, sir.