Here is a story for you.
Had a neighbor call me many years back and apologized about asking me to let some people go fishing. He had called me and asked if 2 elderly ladies (1 70's & 1 80's) from his church could go fishing in my HBG pond. He was apologizing because when he went to check on them (after they had been there a while) they had 116 HBG. When he seen the pile of fish he was smart enough to tell the women he had to count them and weight them for records for me. Upon hearing that he said the ladies stopped fishing. He said they had around 200# of fish. He said he would never ask to let anyone go fishing again. Well the following Saturday I had to call him to handle the situation he created. I had received a call (out of town) that the ladies had came back bringing more people and already had a bunch of fish. He handles that and I think this is the end of it. The following Sunday I want to put eyes on these ladies so I call my neighbor and tell him I will be coming to his church for morning service. I arrive and he greats me and we go inside. When we enter the door his pastor quickly shakes my hand and says I know you. You live next to that really good fishing pond that Sister XXXX & XXXXX took me and couple of the deacons to Friday before last that belongs to Brother XXXXX here. Brother James immediately turned fire red and told the Pastor I do not own a pond. I called and got permission from him for the Ladies to go fishing in his pond 1 time and had to apologize to him for them taking to many fish. The Pastor in a panic tried to change the subject and Said "well brother what brings you to our church today". I replied" I just came to put a faces to the people that had been trespassing and stealing my fish". Next thing I heard was "Sorry, I have got to go and get ready for service to begin". I just looked at my neighbor and said " Brother, I think I am going to skip church today before I say something I may regret later". The good part was later that day the Pastor and some deacons came by to apologize with a nice size check in hand for fish provided to their church.