... because you forgot your money?
Say you go to Kmart with a buddy, and you need a few things. You're ready to go to the cashier and pay, and then realize you took your money out of your wallet last night because you went to a party and didn't want to get mugged. You exclaim "I can't believe I did this! I feel so stupid..." and your friend lends you the money, no big deal. You leave Kmart.
But you really need a few things at another store, so you bring your friend across the street and grab a few things. Again, you haven't got any money, so you let your friend buy your stuff, promising you'll pay him/her back later.
You get home, then tally up the receipts and find out how much you owe your friend - should you include tax? You haven't got exact change now, so you write an I.O.U. Was it rude in the first place to let your friend buy your things, then bring him/her to another store after not being able to pay at the first?
2007-12-02
09:47:54
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