Second Question:
It is 4pm on a Saturday, and you receive a phone call from the local hospital saying there is a patient that needs to talk to you. Your grandson then comes on the phone and explains how he was in a car accident, but he is okay. Since you have three grandsons, you ask who it is. The person on the phone then says "Grandma you know who this is! But, since I am in school, I can't afford the medical bills, so can you please help me?" You always help your grandchildren whenever you can so you tell him you would, so he asks for your credit card information. You ask him which hospital he is at, so you could meet him at the hospital, but he insists on just receiving the credit card information and told you he would come to your house when he is discharged.
What do you do?
Give him the credit card information, you must always help your grandchildren whenever they need your help!
Give your grandson the credit card information and ask if there is anything else you can help him with. You then give him all of the personal information he needs.
Tell him you will meet him at the hospital to help him in any way you can. After you hang up, call your grandson's cell phone or your grandson's parent's cell phone to see if they know what is going on.
Don't give him the credit card information because you never use it anyways. Instead, send a picture of the check you are writing to the phone number he gives you because your grandson said his phone is not working and that is a nurse's phone number.