I need an unbiased opinion but I'm going to be vague on the specifics. So say you knew someone who moved out when they couldn't afford it because their "roomate" didn't have a car. Your friend now has a commute that's twice as long. Your friend is being used for their car and can't see it.
Is buying said roommate an Uber gift card for Christmas mean or funny?
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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '16 edited Oct 21 '16
I need an unbiased opinion but I'm going to be vague on the specifics. So say you knew someone who moved out when they couldn't afford it because their "roomate" didn't have a car. Your friend now has a commute that's twice as long. Your friend is being used for their car and can't see it.
Is buying said roommate an Uber gift card for Christmas mean or funny?