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AITJ for posting receipts in our group chat after my friends called me petty
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Calling out freeloaders in the chat isn’t petty, it’s just skipping the part where you quietly get hustled one more time. As soon as the receipts came flying in, the same folks who defaulted on dinner come out swinging with accusations about public shaming and tradition. Most group chats go quiet when there’s nothing to talk about. this one went silent over digital debt collection. Nobody likes the planner when money’s on the line, but everyone expects the spreadsheet and the room bookings to show up like magic. Tradition shouldn’t mean one person plays accountant to a crew that ghosts him when payments are due.
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‘I am not rich. I'm a tour guide’: Group skips paying their friend back for an organized trip he planned, then accuse him of public shaming when he posts receipts in their group chat
Trying to get a group of friends together for Wednesday drinks is hard these days, but this guy managed to get his crew to go on along weekend trip to another city. Bravo. Only problem is,he didn't manage to get his money back. Turns out settling up the funding part was basically a lost cause.
Anyone who's ever been the group organizer knows how fast friends forget to hit send when it comes to paying back. One person lines up every detail, books every room, gets stuck footing the bill, then waits for those magical words, sending it now, that never actually show up. Two months of polite reminders get ignored, everyone signs up for a brand new trip, and suddenly you're the one being dramatic for asking to get your cash back.
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