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Input: Background: I just moved in with a buddy from work.  About 4 days into my stay I asked if I could go ahead and pay rent.  He directed me to the online payment and I put in my card number.  Regrettably it saved my card as an option for payment on his phone too.  I told him to be careful with that but trusted him enough to leave it there. (bad idea)

Sure enough, about a week later he came up to me apologising saying he accidentally paid both mine and his portion of the rent on my card; 1452 dollars total.  I was visibly not happy and we talked about it and I realized since it was for rent and not just a random charge that it would be ok and he could just pay me back.  

This is where the excuses started.  He claims that he can only pull out 200 at a time because of the type of account he has. So to make a long story short, it's been about a week and he's paid 400 of the 720 he owes me.  We got paid yesterday and I said you can just ask for 320 in cash and deposit the rest.  He claims he can't and also said their systems are messed up and I'll have to wait another day and then still another day for the final 120.  I feel like that's total bullshit and the longer it takes the more I feel that there was no accident and he's dragging this out for hidden reasons.  AITA for feeling this way?

getting upset about the time its taling to repay a debt owed to me by my roomie