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Input: So, I had this friend at work, who was going through some shit. I had a PS4 he wanted to buy off me for $200, but since I knew he wouldn't be able to get much money together, I lent him the system on the grounds that he eventually paid me back, whether over time or all at once if he got the money.

I even gave my PSN account information so he'd have games to download. 

Every month was a new excuse as to why he couldn't set aside $10 here or there for me.

So, about a year later, he gets a new job (within the same company), one that pays quite a bit, while I'm still stuck in a shit job. I try to get him to pay up, but again, excuses. 

So shit happens in my life, I'm bordering on homelessness, I need that money, I start getting on his ass. So he's starts spreading rumors about how he never really liked me, or I said/did something that he should've called the cops on me for (I showed up to his house unannounced one day and frightened his mother), and eventually I changed the password on my account so he had nothing to play.

Gives the system back half-dead, controller X button is mashed in, and his mother curses me out for "showing my true colors".

Fast forward a bit, and everyone at our workplace is on his side, and I'm treated like a fucking outcast. Oh and I'm living in a homeless shelter. 

taking back a game system a friend decided to not pay me for