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Input: So, one of my friends went on a trip with me to Algarrobo (I live in Chile, and this is like going from Orlando to West Palm Beach) in July for 2 weeks and we had a pretty good time. A few weeks ago we were talking about making another trip to this place for the good old times, and I agreed, but one of my friends (that is actually my best friend and I’ve been knowing him since babies) quit his job, and that means he’s now free to go anywhere and he hasn’t gone on a trip with me since 2015 if I recall correctly, and I would love spending time with him and do a lot of stuff, but I promised my other friend to go with me already, and my deadline is the 6th of January. I’m not the kind of guy that can go and tell people (specially close friends) and tell them that I no longer want to do something with them because I want to do it with someone else. So WIBTA if I choose to go with another person and break the promise to him, or should I straight lie to him and say that I won’t be able to go to the beach because I had complications and try to stay as lay-low as possible?

#tl;dr: I promised one of my friends that already went on a trip with me not long ago to go again, but best friend wanted to go for a long time so I want to go with best friend and i want to lie to other friend because i don’t know how to tell him



lying to a friend about not being able to go with him to a place just to go with another friend