Money Moral Dilemma: Should I tell my friend he's underpaid me?

skinnt

Why would you expect a load of strangers to understand what relationship and understanding you have with this friend? Grow up and work out for yourself.

JayD

He's supposed to be your friend. You should be able to speak honestly to each other.


Does he think you get a discount when you buy the tickets?


In any case, why aren't you saying, 'here's the ticket - it's £28'?
Without you telling him what the ticket cost, where does he get the number £25 from? It doesn't make sense!


If it's £28 - whatever he gives you, tell him it's £28 and hold your hand out for the other £3!

gloriouslyhappy

skinnt wrote: »

Why would you expect a load of strangers to understand what relationship and understanding you have with this friend? Grow up and work out for yourself.

This is supposed to be a safe place where you can discuss things without being jumped on, seek advice or just sound out others's opinions.

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Perhaps there is a bit more growing up to be done, or thinking before posting?

Weeinterpreter

If it happens again and again I would mention it. If he is a true friend he will not put it against you.