[vesavius]

Originally Posted by Kerry

£30k isn't hers. £10k is

She won 30k.

[Good King Glennceslas]

Originally Posted by vesavius

She won 30k.

Which she agreed to share out when they left? Forfeiting any right to say 'It's my money'

[vesavius]

Originally Posted by Glenn

Which she agreed to share out when they left? Forfeiting any right to say 'It's my money'

No, it is her money. It is being paid in her bank account. She won it.

Buying her a £500 present to say thankyou for sharing seems right.

Saying you don't want to spend money on her is churlish, ungrateful, and pathetic.

[Kerry]

Originally Posted by vesavius

No, it is her money. It is being paid in her bank account. She won it.

Buying her a £500 present to say thankyou for sharing seems right.

Saying you don't want to spend money on her is churlish, ungrateful, and pathetic.

Would you like a straw?

[Mumbles]

Originally Posted by vesavius

No, it is her money. It is being paid in her bank account. She won it.

Buying her a £500 present to say thankyou for sharing seems right.

Saying you don't want to spend money on her is churlish, ungrateful, and pathetic.

Had they not agreed to share it out equally, and subsequently decide who gets what amount via a lucky dip, she may not have got the 30K. They may have used some other method to decide and she might have ended up with the tenner.

By all means have a go at Aaron if you don't like him, but make your gripes reasonable and logical instead of grasping at straws like this.

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by vesavius

She won 30k.

None of them knew how the money was going to be split when the agreed to share, so she could just as well have got 10 quid.