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Input: CG= crazy girl In middle school I was waiting outside my class for the teacher with everyone else. CG walks up to me, I have mutual friends with her so starts talking to me and joking around. I was on Instagram when she approached so I am now holding my phone loosely at my waist and I'm not looking at it. All of the sudden in the middle of the conversation she smacks my phone out of my hand and yells something stupid along the lines of "SLAPPED!" (middle school so i don't remember exactly). Understandably I am pissed and ask wtf and she says it's just a joke". I pick it up to find that the glass is completely destroyed, with shards falling from the screen. Again I ask "wtf wrong with you, why did you just break my phonel" And CG is adamant that I'm ying and that it was already broken. She wouldn't even admit she broke until it the teacher asked other kids who saw and told her that my phone in fact hadn't been broken before.. Anyways a week passes and tell I finally her she needs to pay to replace the screen, which is -$75 to which she says "you are rich, just buy a new iPhone." NoW at this point can't belleve her, for the phone she broke was a $250 shitty android that saved to buy and have made it clear that my parents will give me nothing towards a new phone and thatI have to pay for a new one out of pocket. CG constantly guilt trips me saying her family is extremely poor yet she has a brand new iPhone 6 which on it's own was worth 3x mine. I only ever ended up getting around $25, have never spoken to CG again. AITA for getting mad, even if she didn't expect it to break my phone? 

wanting a girl pay for my broken phone