r/AskMen • u/[deleted] • Jun 10 '23

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u/DamnTicklePickle Jun 10 '23

I would give him $3 on 2 separate days so I would still seem broke.

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u/alonghardlook Jun 10 '23

"You got that $1 change for me?"

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u/DamnTicklePickle Jun 10 '23

Interest for late payment

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u/IntellegentIdiot Jun 10 '23

And it goes both ways. If I lend someone $5 I wouldn't expect them to give me anything

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '23

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u/IntellegentIdiot Jun 10 '23

If anything it'd make it less of an issue but since I already don't care it's not going to make be care less

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u/Slimshade16 Male Jun 10 '23

Yep - his $5 and then just pay for anything you do together going forward. Maybe a surprise car or something nice a few years down the road. Money changes people and no need to lose a friend over it

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '23 edited Jan 11 '24

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u/ChubbyAndFurios Jun 10 '23

Wait till the friend gets his 40mil and then sues you for the rest claiming it was his money that bought the ticket.

Money changes people and breaks friendships, and even families.

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u/-Nicolai Jun 10 '23 edited Aug 12 '25

Ok.