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[RdnFikri]

They borrow something from you, but when they lose it, they do nothing about it, they never consider to replace it. I hate that people like that exist.

[anguslazy]

"hey i lost that $10, 000 bill you gave me... can i have another?"

[jayhockley]

Moral of the Story :
Dont let other people use your stuff .

[susanmurphy]

Jeez, isn't it obvious that if you lose someone else's property you have to pay for it?? C'mon already!!!

[AdamPruett]

You know, ever since I was little, I always wanted to be a lawyer, but now I can just watch your videos😂

[ftevids]

When you borrow something you are responsible for it.

[TetraFolk]

"Sorry man but i somehow lost i-"

*Beats to death*

[NotATV]

Bros so professional he’s wearing a sweater over his suit.

[akiriwas]

I love how this admits "yeah, lawyers will absolutely eat up 12Gs"

[Magicmedo]

It shouldn’t be expensive to get justice… shouldn’t be expensive to get medical care.. shouldn’t be expansive to get education.. we live in a broken world run by criminals.

[GovernmentAcid]

I love the sweater guy's exposition spiel at the end, A+ content lmao

[RamseySchaefer]

Man really lost the camera but somehow kept the sd card and all the footage! 😭😭

[demarcorosas]

Lesson of the day: Never trust a person who borrows your stuff. They may never bring it back to your possession.

[edwardravenhill]

Even better tip than this: don't lend people really expensive things

[dolphinboi-playmonsterranc]

This is a reenactment of a totally real conversation had between two humans

[derekoverhage]

Better yet don’t borrow anything at all. I’m sure I’m not the only one this has happened to but I borrowed a old Xbox like the original one. Had some beat up wired controllers with the copper wire actually showing because the cover to the cord was falling apart. It stopped working and I was accused of breaking his beat up stuff.

[Icewithdrip-jxnb]

This is actually exactly why I don't borrow from people. Just imagine you borrowed a pencil and lost it and your friend is like "Im gonna sue you for 10 Million"

[sirloinofice]

"I accidentally lost it somehow." 100 Charisma

[Boobear]

7 times out of 10, When they "lost" your item they just want to keep it. The other 3 are just damage they don't want to own up to.

[SaberTheFlux]

I feel like this would be worse then just buying a new one and either not telling them or telling them