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Input: My “friend” works at target (he came to my house twice now, drank, didn’t put in any money, and left early without saying anything to me so we weren’t on the best terms) and he texted me saying,

“hey, i’m sorry about leaving early, that was a dick move on my part i was just tired and didn’t realize how rude it was in the moment”

he’s not one to apologize so i appreciated it and told him it was okay. He then texted me saying,

“I’ll make it up to you, come up to target and buy the neon Switch Controllers and i can get you them for $20, all i ask is i buy 1 off of you when i’m off”

I thought, a $10 switch controller when they usually cost almost $80 for 2? hell yeah. I didn’t really want the controller that bad but $10 is a deal i couldn’t pass up. 

I went up there, grabbed the controllers and came back to his register, he put in some special code and it said “manager approval code needed” and he goes “oh shit” and only took $40 off of the total so it wouldn’t ask it. Honestly if i knew in advance that it would be $20 for 1 controller i probably would’ve stayed home but i was already there so i just bought the one and he said he’d be by around 10:30 to get the controller for $20. 

He comes by, drops off the money gets the controller and goes to hang out with his girlfriend who also works at Target. 

I do not know what was said between them, but he texts me and says “hey man, i feel really bad. but i’m gonna need the other controller back and also the $20. Apparently target is definitely going to find out, fire me, and possibly get the police involved so i just want to return the controller, pay off the difference and quit so i can get off easy as possible.”

I understand his logic, we did technically steal $40 if you think about it, he wanted his $20 back and to pay another $20 to make up for the amount, but he also wants to take the controllers back? if that’s the case then i have no controllers and am out $40. 

I’m usually the type to get walked all over but after the shit he pulled before with the whole drinking situation, only apologizing so i could help get him a cheap controller, and now expecting me to just be okay with losing $40, i was upset. 

I told him if he gives back the controllers, i expect my money back (annoyed bc he was very obviously avoiding the topic of paying me back). 

OR

he goes in, explains what happens, pays the difference, quits and we at least keep the controllers. 

He was about to sleep but sent me one last message,

“I’m gonna go in, explain what happened and pay the difference and WE (as in him and I) will go from there” I said alright and he went to sleep.

If he expects me to help him pay this off, give him his $20 back, or the 1 controller, I’m not doing it unless i know for a fact i will get my money back. (he did mention at 1 point he gets paid in 2 weeks but he’s about to get fired and i’m not sure i can trust him to give me the money). AITA?

not wanting to help someone out of a situation he put us in