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Input: Okay so, a week or two ago, I accidentally told my friend I had received insurance money after my mom passed away a couple of months ago. How did I accidentally tell him? Basically we got to talking about driving and stuff and I blurted out that I'm going to start trying for my drivers license finally and said I got insurance money from mom. They're pretty expensive in my country.

My friend just messaged me asking me to lend him money so he can go to the vet with his dog, and he'll pay me back a little bit every month. I don't want to. I've set this money aside for a license and I'm trying to find a house.

He works, and he works night a lot, which means he gets paid double or close to. I'm currently unemployed and looking for work, which I have been since May, and I'm finally about to start job training.

Besides, 90% of the vet clinics let you pay off monthly, if not, he has his dog insured, insurance can pay for the visit if it's an emergency, and he can pay them off. Loaning my money won't make it any cheaper.

He's somehow always broke because he keeps taking loans from his friends and family, so after paying rent, bills and paying them back, he's left with scraps. Idk where all this money goes, that's his business.

not wanting to lend my friend money for the vet