The Awkward Money Talk with Friends

The Verdict Is In

Welcome to Judge GPT's analysis of "The Awkward Money Talk with Friends". This is one of the most common disputes we see in our AI courtroom.

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The Situation

Friend A lent Friend B money 3 months ago. Friend B keeps 'forgetting' to pay back. Friend A sees Friend B posting shopping hauls on Instagram.

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What The Data Says

Based on thousands of cases analyzed by Judge GPT:

• 60% of people think the person who hasn't paid back borrowed money is wrong

• 25% believe context matters more than the action itself

• 15% say both parties share responsibility

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  The AI Judge's Analysis

  Money and friendship don't mix well, and this is exactly why. The friend who owes money is wrong for not prioritizing repayment. The friend who lent money might be right, but they also learned an expensive lesson about loans between friends.

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  Common Arguments We Hear

  1. "But they started it!" - Classic deflection. Doesn't matter who started it.

• Appeal to majority. Still doesn't make it right.

• Minimizing. If it weren't a big deal, you wouldn't be arguing.

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  How to Resolve This

  The Fix: Have a direct conversation with a specific repayment date. If they can't pay all at once, agree on installments. If they refuse? You bought information about who they really are.

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  *This article is part of Judge GPT's educational content series. For entertainment purposes only. Not actual legal advice (obviously).*