Story 1
\nOnce I lent my friend $20 for a couple of days. After one week had passed, I realized he wasn\u2019t going to return the debt. Moreover, the things on his end were going badly. One day, he asked if I wanted to take his place on his night and day shift at work as a guard \u2014 one shift costs $20. It means that I would earn this money myself and return my friend\u2019s debt to myself too. \u00a9 Neuzheli \/ Pikabu<\/p>\n
Story 2
\nMy cousin asked me to lend him $200. He urgently needed to pay several debts before the New Year. I lent it. He promised to return the debt in a couple of months. It was only $200, not $20,000. He could call me and ask to move the date, he could simply not return it (he himself insisted on returning the debt), just call me \u2014 we\u2019re not strangers. That was December of 2014. It\u2019s 2020 now and I have never seen him since then. He simply got lost. Communication with my cousin costs $200. I think that\u2019s cheap. \u00a9 KycokMakca \/ Pikabu<\/p>\n
Story 3
\nMy nephew called me a couple of years ago asking to lend him $3,000 for sustaining his business. He already sold his car and borrowed money from his parents, but still, the money wasn\u2019t enough. So I thought, \u201cI have this money. Why not help him?\u201d I lent it but with the condition that he had to return the debt in 6 months and write me a note about it. After 6 months had passed, I called him and asked, \u201cWhere\u2019s my money?\u201d The response was unexpected: \u201cWhat money?\u201d Eventually, the young man started to say that a note was just a piece of paper. My calls to his parents also didn\u2019t get any results \u2014 they were protecting their offspring. It all resulted in me suing my nephew and sending bailiffs to him. He doesn\u2019t have any money and can\u2019t return the debt. I also became the main foe of the family because I dared to ask for my money back. That\u2019s how $3,000 helped me to get rid of \u201cgood\u201d relatives. \u00a9 IpockerfaceI \/ Pikabu
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