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Dude. Just learn it, enter some tournaments, win all the prize money and don't share with him!
I think the OP would rather count dollar bills.
Ahhh table tennis. Such a useful skill these days!
Nobody ever pays me in table tennis lessons :(
Did you agree to do it by just him asking or did he say he would pay you? If he said he would pay then don't give him the log in information until he either pays you a flat fee up front or signs an written and notarized agreement to pay a percentage with you as a "partner". And if he refuses use the website yourself, what's the problem here?
1 but you see that thought sucks.
I see Mark Zuckerberg is up to his old tricks again.
If your freind is asian those lessons will be good
At least it was trident layers
71 why thank you, you fine fellow, might I say your hooters balloon is looking, very um...large today.
You should post this on clientsfromhell.net ;)
His friend is a cheap ass
Dont complain. Table tennis is a very useful skill.
I'm surprised he didn't pay OP in trident layers gum!
Or he could screw with the website and have a little fun! I'd love to see his friend's face when he tries to use the website. EDIT: Forgot I was on random FMLs. I guess this comment will never be seen by anyone. Oops.
Maybe if you got really good and started betting money. But he would probably just try to teach you how to golf.
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YDI for not setting terms before starting the project. How does it feel to be used?
Getting table tennis advice from a pro is priceless...