>say "X isn't a lot of money">someone tells me to give them that amount of money if it isn't a lothow do you respond to this without sounding mad?
"a lot of money" begins at $5, and before you ask, no, I will not give you $4.
>>62556703If you 10x $4 enough times it becomes a million. You're right. Don't give them a penny.
>>62556635Losing $6000 would be a catastrophic event in my life. Gaining $6000 wouldn't change my life in any way.
>>62556635"a lot of money" is relative and depends on the value you get in return. Giving money to a random stranger doesn't benefit you in any way so any amount is a lot.
>>62556812This. It's not hard to understand. People who use the "then give it to me" argument are just poor and low iq.
I have never asked another man for money in my life. Sounds extremely gay
>>62557405No because you didn't define "a lot" in the first place.>people should read my mind or agree with my preconcieced notions!Low iq.
>>62556635Imagine getting rent free in your head
