Anyway we get back and my bro's friend is going on like the carmy job
what did he steal from the house?That’s the point I’m getting at, my bro of 13 years paid his portion but his homeboy hasn’t. Then got the nerve to tell me that’s between me and him..I’m tryna explain to him he’s the one to introduced us! I don’t know this fool
Add in the fact we had a discussion and everyone said they was good for it before we booked.
If I bring my friend to my aunts house, and he steals some shyt, who is she going to hold responsible, me or him(I’m just giving an example)
I feel like you're not hearing me.
Your bro don't have nothing to do with this situation between you and @Another Man
That's not his fault. He paid you back. He took care of his debt.
If the other dude ain't paying you, that's not on your bro. That's on the deadbeat dude.
What you want your bro to do? Give the dude a spanking?
Everybody involved in this situation is a grown man, and none of you are responsible for the actions of the other one.
As far as the analogy about having your friend in your aunt's house, and him stealing something, and your aunt holding you responsible... that's a false equivalency.
A better analogy would be you invite your friend over to your aunt's house, your aunt tells your friend to come back the next day for dinner, but she wants him to bring a glass of wine and she wants you to bring a glass of wine.
You bring your glass of wine but your friend doesn't bring his.
Your aunt is not going to hold you responsible in that situation. She's going to hold him responsible.
That would've had me tight as hell,might've had to pull up on that note
I don't loan out money I can't stand to lose,so I normally ain't chasing nikkas down for the 100$ I loaned them.
When you start hiding like Anne Frank I usually just feel bad for you.
99% of nikkas won't come back and try to make it right either,they will just rather find new friends.
But consider it a blessing,people who care about money like that are dangerous for generous people to be around.
Why wouldn’t you get the money first?That’s the point I’m getting at, my bro of 13 years paid his portion but his homeboy hasn’t. Then got the nerve to tell me that’s between me and him..I’m tryna explain to him he’s the one to introduced us! I don’t know this fool
Add in the fact we had a discussion and everyone said they was good for it before we booked.
If I bring my friend to my aunts house, and he steals some shyt, who is she going to hold responsible, me or him
nikka was out there well aware of his checking account status but was living high off the hog, popping bottles and eating shrimp cocktail on this nikka's tab.
I hope it was Spirit or Frontier my nikka.
Nah homeslice. His boy was at fault for introducing his friend to an aint sh*t nikka, vouching for him to get what they wanted (a vacation) only to act like it was his friend's problem when the aint sh*t nikka didn't pay.
If this was a street situation, good luck telling a killer the person you vouched for can't pay and it's not your problem. Good luck forreal
And if this was a business situation, your credibility with said business would be ruined if you bought someone into a transaction that didn't honor their agreement. They'd never do business with you again and rightfully so
OP....NEVER EVER do this again without getting the money in your hands. Personally, I wouldn't want that nikka for a friend anymore. One, he hangs with aint sh*t nikkas and he corny for trying to play you like it's your fault for a nikka he vouched for.
? Did the friend tell OP to make these arrangements and decide to pay for that other guys ticket before receiving money? Thats kind of an important part to this story imo.
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Are you sure the friend "vouched" for the other dude though
If I introduce you to somebody,and we all plan a trip. In my mind it doesn't matter if the other person ain't shyt when it comes to money. Because I'm assuming common sense says if they don't have the money,you don't get them a ticket
I'm sorry but I still can't wrap my mind around that one. I don't feel this is a "vouch" situation,if OP made this crazy ass agreement .
If I tell you I have a friend who wants to buy a car from you. Is it my fault if you give that man the car before receiving cash,just because you met him through me? Did I really "vouch" for that man
