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Input: So basically one of my closest friends since I was a young child was another child a few doors down from me. He has quite severe learning difficulties, but not that bad. For example he can hold a conversation easily but has no hope of ever reading or writing that well (he can text as long as you keep it very simple) and can't really understand concepts.
My family looked after him and I spent a lot of time with him growing up along with my other friends. However he has few hobbies, he can't read and doesn't understand television. One thing he loves however is going out drinking and going to nightclubs now that we are adults .He is extremely social. He has a full time menial job with no outgoing expenses, he lives at home with his mother who doesn't make him pay rent and he doesn't get taxed. So he has lots of disposable income and likes to dispose of it drinking with me.
I however simply can't afford to go out with him as much as he wants. I can pay for it but I want to save money and don't want to spend all my money drinking and going out that much. But when I tell him this he invariably responds with 'don't worry about money'. Due to his condition I'm never sure what he means by this so he will tell me that he will 'buy me a pint'
I tell him my money concerns are not limited to one drink and wouldn't be willing to spend money on all my other drinks, plus the cost of taxis/cover charges etc so I can't go out, to which he will then respond again 'don't worry about money mate'.
By this point I'm getting a little infuriated so just straight up tell him he will need to pay for all my drinks and costs and that I consider it too much so again, I can't go out, to which he will respond 'that's sweet mate' and will proceed to beg me to come out.
I am now left in the situation when I am doing him a favour by going out to a bar/nightclub, something I enjoy, and having him pay for all my costs. This makes me look like an asshole but I don't think I am. He really wants this.
The first time we did this, after buying me the first drink he said 'don't worry about money, you can pay me back next week'. Due to the misunderstanding, I did pay him back but since have explained to him that it's not a matter of not having the money, it's a matter of saving money week to week, and going out this much isnt a luxury I can afford. Therefore I told him I couldn't do it again.
He wasnt having it, and continues to beg and implore me to come out with him and not to worry about money. Even after I stress to him that I couldn't afford to pay him back he will still do it.
This has been going on for a while. Anytime I actually want to go out I of course pay my way, I would never pretend to not want to go out to get him to pay for me. But when I decide I can't afford to go out, if what he wants is to pay for me as long as I go out with him, I accept. Which means I am getting a very vulnerable guy to pay for all my drinks on a regular basis without every paying back a penny. AITA?

getting my friend, who has severe learning difficulties to pay for all my drinks and not paying him back