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Input: So what happened was me and my friend got out of class and I had another class on the other side of campus. I decided to drive over there and my friend was asking for a ride and after I said no he opened the door anyways and got in. I drove him to his car, it wasn't that out of the way. I was waiting for him to get off and he just sat and talked and I said you gotta go I got to get to class. Now this friend is pretty handsy and loves to poke you and tickle you. He started messing with me pretty vigorously. Its important to note that the car is not in park and I am pushing the brake pedal. I get pushed and lose my footing of the pedal and my car starts rolling towards the concrete barrier. I press what I think is the brake pedal, but it is not and we hit the concrete barrier. 

I have insurance, however it does not cover my car. So all the expenses are coming out of pocket. The reason why my insurance is not normal is because this car is a 2005 Infinity G35 and any accident will be ruled a total loss. Ive fixed cars in the past, but this is far and away above my knowledge and expertise. I took it to a mechanic that says he can fix it up and that it doesn't look nearly as bad as it is. He said I can expect the price to be 1.5-2.5 thousand. 

Now would be important to talk about our financial backgrounds. I am from a well off family that has been very supportive. My parents let me know that they will give me a no interest loan, but they will not give me any money. Which I am very thankful for, and do not expect any money from them. My parents never have given an allowance or any type of free money. This does not mean that they don't occasionally buy me clothes or food. As a full time college student it is hard to maintain a full time job. I would usually have 2 part time jobs, now I am down to one job that pays around $450 a month. It's not a lot but its what I can manage as a full time student. Now my friend is not as fortunate as I am. His parents do give him some spending money though. Which he routinely blows on alcohol or weed. That's as far as I know about his financial background. After the accident I realized if I should not push him away or break the friendship because of this accident. Especially if I were to ask for some money. So my question to you is if I should ask for his help in paying a mistake that I think is 75% his fault. And if so how much.  


asking my friend to help pay for my car