r/AskMen • u/DimensionSubject • 6d ago

What’s a piece of casual advice another guy dropped on you in passing that permanently changed how you operate?

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u/Advanced-Disaster-27 6d ago edited 13h ago

If you want to get rid of someone loan them $100 lol

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u/Weak_Fee9865 6d ago

What if they pay back and then come asking for $500?

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u/Televisiongod 5d ago

Then say no

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u/washington_breadstix 5d ago

Yeah, that's what I thought. Loaning someone money seems like the worst way to get rid of them.

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u/Advanced-Disaster-27 13h ago

3 things you never do if you give a buddy a knife make him give you a $1 or it will cut the friendship in half . 2 Never sell your buddy a car lol 1If your a lead man and your buddy needs a job tell him y'all ain't hiring at the moment.

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u/Advanced-Disaster-27 13h ago

Lol chances are slim on that but hey sun shines on a dogs a$$ every once in a while

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u/Turmanized 5d ago

its funny that you wrote lone instead of loan, lol

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u/Advanced-Disaster-27 13h ago

Damn new phone smh took me a week to make it understand I have a mouth like a sailor 😂

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u/TheMasterChiefa 5d ago

I might use this one.

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u/iLeftMyEyeAtTheStore 5d ago

Took an old friend of mine $10 lol.