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"AITA for not refunding my friend $600 after she bailed on our group trip"
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Hey, accidents and family emergencies happen. The user has no reason to assume her friend is lying and likely wants her friend to do what's best for her at that moment. Everyone was a bit bummed that the friend's trip had finished before it even started, but when Grandma calls, you answer! As you read, the user offered to give her back her money because this couldn't have possibly been planned… right? Her mind changes quickly when she realizes her friend made away like a bandit simply because she changed her mind about which climate she'd like to be in.
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Friend drops out of group ski trip claiming her grandma is in the hospital, friends refuse $600 refund because she bailed to go on vacation with her boyfriend instead
When the vacation finally makes it out of the group chat, friend group morale is at an all-time high, and wallets are at an all-time low. But hey, you only live once, right? That's the energy everyone should have as young adults just trying to make as many memories as possible (without accumulating insane amounts of debt—that's what student loans are for).
Ski trips are one of the more expensive kinds of vacations out there, so it makes sense to communicate with everyone that their dollars are going toward a large sum of money and will likely not get paid back out to them if they decide to bail. In the story you're about to read, the user who posted this story refuses to refund their lying friend the $600 she spent on a ski trip she bailed on. She claimed her grandmother was in the hospital, but it turns out she just wanted to go on vacation with her boyfriend instead. This friend believes she's entitled to her money back, but she has another storm coming. Continue reading the story below.