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To think 'let me know if I can get any shopping for you' means give me the money you cheeky cow!

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Milkshakebreaks · 02/08/2024 19:22

AIBU here? A neighbour responds to 'Can I get you anything from the shop?' With yes please, and you buy those items and deliver them

AIBU to say this means that neighbour will pay you back?

Since when did it mean you'd buy the items and not wanting reimbursement? 😡

OP posts:
llamajohn · 02/08/2024 19:25

Did you not tell them what it came to when you knocked? Did they just say, 'thanks love' and close the door or something? Any reason why can't knock now and ask?

Shinyandnew1 · 02/08/2024 19:23

Of course not. You hand the items over with the receipt and say, ‘here we go, it came to £23.50. Do you want my bank details or would you rather pay cash?’

What was said when the shopping was deposited?