C@ssandr@
formerly known as "keyawarren"
I would not pay him back. It was a gift.
Some people are not used to getting large gifts. They either feel guilty or fear that it would be held over their head later down the line. However, when it comes to well adjusted people who can afford to dole out gifts of this size, your job is to be a graceful recipient. I'm not an indian giver and I am naturally generous, so I can see why this can be seen as a gift w/o any obligations.
Why does he have to be a fool though. If he got it like that, he got it like that.
OP, why does "your friend" feel the need to pay him back?
Some people are not used to getting large gifts. They either feel guilty or fear that it would be held over their head later down the line. However, when it comes to well adjusted people who can afford to dole out gifts of this size, your job is to be a graceful recipient. I'm not an indian giver and I am naturally generous, so I can see why this can be seen as a gift w/o any obligations.
Why does he have to be a fool though. If he got it like that, he got it like that.
OP, why does "your friend" feel the need to pay him back?