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"Mmmm that's good O.J."....
Somebody's about to start kicking some ass.
^perfect comment/username. Nice job.
Did he make you an offer you can't refuse?
On the day of his daughter's wedding?.... Well that doesn't really apply.
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I know how that is. I loaned money out and didn't harass to get the money back. Just waited til they were able to keep things nice and easy. I asked for a loan and I get hassled and texted and all that stuff asking when am I gonna pay them back. Its like really?
Some people can afford to let it slide. Others can't.
This is a horrible situation. People will just comment things like "Stop lending her money" but I know it's hard to say no when you mom needs help. Maybe try to sit down and talk to her without a huge man in front of you.
It depends on what you're loaning money to her for.
If she has the resources to send over a man whom OP has never seen before in his life, then it's more than likely that Mommie Dearest doesn't need "help" after all.
Just a random thought, but maybe she doesn't feel obligated to pay you back? She did raise for for years, which can be expensive. Either way you should talk to her.
While I don't my mom do this if I was late I have gotten to where I don't lend her money unless its helping both of us as she never pays it back and she yells that I'm tight fisted no I just want to eventually move out her house
Hope you gave him the $60 and said "When you deliver these, ask her for my $1000 at the same time"...
When your mum needs help, it's very hard to say no. Even if it's at detriment to yourself. I'm out £3000 to mine, haven't been on holiday for two years because of it. It burns a little but I know she needs the help more than we need the disposable income, and I know 100 percent I'd never have the shit pulled on me that your mum did. She'd be on a fast track to paying me back if she did! I think she needs a word in her ear about just how much you help here and that you won't be taken for a ride.
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People need to stop loaning money to people they know won't pay them back. She should have just let OP keep the $60.
So why don't you do the same to her?