Oh OK then
Today, I got approached by a lady while eating at a fast-food restaurant who asked if I could spare five dollars. Confidently, I pulled out my wallet to show her that I had no cash, only to reveal a perfectly crisp five dollar bill that I had completely forgotten about. FML
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obnum 19
You could've just said no in the first place, without showing her your wallet.
kwyk 23
Life's not so bad when you can forget you have money in your wallet.
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lifted95ram 13
You're not entitled to give anybody anything who just wants it, op. Honest mistake though.
Ilmoran 20
The word you're looking for is obligated. The person asking isn't entitled. The person being asked isn't obligated.
sorryheadphones 26
You now have your good deed for the day (if you gave it to her)
MeanBeagle 22
well at least she didn't ask for 10
AddictGamer 16
Where would OP get the other $5?!
tony1891 22
i don't understand....why couldn't you just say... no i don't have any money on me?
Goblin182 27
Or just say no. Why should he have to explain?
tony1891 22
honestly he shouldn't have to explain.
TrustStolen 16
Or you could Just not pull out your wallet if you didn't want to give her any money.
ostfaiz 18
Now this Five dollor bill honestly belongs to her, FYL op
Hiimhaileypotter 53
What's a dollor? Oh, you mean dollar. No, it doesn't belong to her unless he ended up giving it to her (which he doesn't have to do).
worldclassrager 41
Just say no...I mean if she saw a debit/credit card it's still could mean yes
TechnoStew 21
Then you say "This is my (nephew or son's) first allowance."
demonfacee 14
Just tell her you have no money, don't show her the wallet.
vikky538 29
its Halloween time you will encounter witches with magic ...that's what happened to you.
fullalove 23
I need to come across a witch that magically puts money into my wallet.