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  Warning, run on sentence. If your friend or family is struggling for money, and possibly in debt, and you offer them money but they say it's ok, do you still bring over money or not?

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  • never offer family money you're not willing to set on fire.imbecile
  • Based on my experience (on both giving and receiving ends) I'd say tell them to ask you if they ever really need it. Imho this is when money is best spentspl33nidoru
  • all around. And imbecile is right, a lot of the time this money doesn't come back. I've always paid my debts but years down the line sometimes.spl33nidoru
  • yes, I don't expect the money back as they never pay me backpinkfloyd
  • it is a gift of love, just set a limit.futurefood
  • yes, give them the money. then, never mention it again -- even if you see them go on a holiday at some point in the future.Gnash
  • fuck it, sending moneypinkfloyd
  • Gnash, my parents never took a vacationpinkfloyd
  • ^ same here. mine worked non-stopGnash
  • Send those money my way if they don't want your money lolpango
  • I went, I tried, they denied. At least I triedpinkfloyd
  • Give the money to pango, he'll pay you back. I can vouch for him.
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  • he's gonna waste it on drugspinkfloyd
  • Lolpango
  • It will be well spent on drugs I promise.pango
  • what's your paypal? I can get you pizza?pinkfloyd
  • actually, nvmpinkfloyd
  • Lolpango
  • Awww dude! Don't keep my hopes up!pango

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