My friend, who is going through a divorce and staying at my home, noticed I like watches. He doesn't wear one very often at all. He hands me a $12,000, (yes, twelve thousand dollar), Patek Phillipe Aquanaut:
(In Japan, it's $15,500).
He says,"You like this? It's yours. I don't appreciate it and I know you do". After telling him that I can't accept it, he says, if it makes me feel better about it, shoot him a tiny bit of cash. He, at this time, says he wants nothing to do with it and never wants to see it again. No, it is not stolen. I think it was a gift to him.
My morals say to put it in a safety deposit and return it to him in the future, thinking that when his head gets straightened out, he may regret it, though he is not the type to go back on what he says. I would never in clear conscience be able to buy one of these for myself.
Yeah, I already know many will say sell it and get some custom shop Charvels, etc. But what would you really do? I am just curious, as our demographics are diverse.
(In Japan, it's $15,500).
He says,"You like this? It's yours. I don't appreciate it and I know you do". After telling him that I can't accept it, he says, if it makes me feel better about it, shoot him a tiny bit of cash. He, at this time, says he wants nothing to do with it and never wants to see it again. No, it is not stolen. I think it was a gift to him.
My morals say to put it in a safety deposit and return it to him in the future, thinking that when his head gets straightened out, he may regret it, though he is not the type to go back on what he says. I would never in clear conscience be able to buy one of these for myself.
Yeah, I already know many will say sell it and get some custom shop Charvels, etc. But what would you really do? I am just curious, as our demographics are diverse.
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