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Dedicated to those who lend you money – do you owe them anything?

2016-11-27View Original

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What’s mine is mine; why should I give it to you just because you want it? They act like fools when borrowing money, and not only do they act like snobs when it’s time to repay, but they even turn hostile. . . http://image.haha.mx/2016/11/24/big/2352246_d059e27eafc46feb5e6ea4267a783bde_1479957230.gif
Reply #22016-11-27
Damn it, I told you to show off your wealth when you have it. Besides, the fact that you can lend it to him shows that you have a close relationship.
Reply #32016-11-27
I didn’t borrow it; I just thought this image was very fitting.
Reply #42016-11-27
How many friends have broken up over money?
Reply #52016-11-27
Lend me some money to spend, no, give me some money to spend. :lol
Reply #62016-11-27
The money was lent out, and the friend is no longer around
Reply #72016-11-27
When they borrowed it, they didn’t treat you as a friend.
Reply #82016-11-27
Yes. Normally they get along very well; talking about money is not acceptable, as it can hurt their relationship.

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