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<blockquote data-quote="Lastkidpicked" data-source="post: 326955" data-attributes="member: 237">I live in Texas and have some insight into this.&nbsp; A saddle tramp is a cowboy who moves from ranch to ranch working sporadically and then moving on, leaving a bunch of debts behind.It&#039;s always the same story,&nbsp; &quot;I have a check coming from Southfork Ranch&quot; or &quot;The oil company made a mistake on my last check and they are mailing me a new one&quot;.&nbsp;&nbsp; So when they ask you to loan them a few dollars, you are inclined to do it because they have a check coming &quot;any day now&quot;.Surprise, surprise.&nbsp; That check never shows up, and once they owe everybody in town, they take off.The last time I heard it was when J.R. said it in Dallas.&nbsp; Today we simply call them &quot;scammers.&quot;&quot;Ray, don&#039;t hire him.&nbsp; He&#039;s a scammer and after he leaves you&#039;ll spend months noticing tools that have gone missing.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lastkidpicked, post: 326955, member: 237"] I live in Texas and have some insight into this. A saddle tramp is a cowboy who moves from ranch to ranch working sporadically and then moving on, leaving a bunch of debts behind. It's always the same story, "I have a check coming from Southfork Ranch" or "The oil company made a mistake on my last check and they are mailing me a new one". So when they ask you to loan them a few dollars, you are inclined to do it because they have a check coming "any day now". Surprise, surprise. That check never shows up, and once they owe everybody in town, they take off. The last time I heard it was when J.R. said it in Dallas. Today we simply call them "scammers." "Ray, don't hire him. He's a scammer and after he leaves you'll spend months noticing tools that have gone missing." [/QUOTE]

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