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To not pay friend back?

354 replies

Forevergazingupwards · 17/08/2017 18:58

Going through a bad break up and asked to see friend but she was busy that night and invited me to go with her to London the following weekend to visit a mutual friend.

I asked her about train tickets and at the end of the week she bought and paid for us both.

The night before my grandma died and so I didn't go. Now a month later and friend is chasing up the money for the train ticket. I don't think I should have to pay, aibu?

OP posts:
TheLittleShirt · 20/08/2017 11:53

Edge I was just about to post the exact same thing. Calling someone 'mental' is offensive.

FluffyPineapple · 20/08/2017 12:32

As bereaved as you are your GM passing does not exonerate you from paying your debts.

Pay up OP. A good friend is more valuable than any amount of money

EdgeoftheDesert · 20/08/2017 17:09

@EdgeoftheDesert, of course we'd be upset, I also feel like that when a driver tailgates me on a narrow windy road in the dark. But the OP showed a reluctance to see that it would be impossible to report it to the police without any information about the car or the driver.

Huh? I think you read what you wanted to see.

The OP never confirmed if she had information on the driver/car/licence plate. She may have done. She also said she was not going to contact them.

GinIsIn · 20/08/2017 17:13

Edge asking if someone might have a mental health issue is far better to

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