[vesavius]

Originally Posted by psychtracker

They all agreed to be generous if they won the 30K. Don't try and single her out as some kind of saint, coz it's NOT the case, your argument is flawed.

No, the rationalistion for not being grateful for someone giving their money, because it legally is her money, away is flawed.

Whoever won the 30k and still agreed to share it would deserve gratitude.

[psychtracker]

Originally Posted by vesavius

No, the rationalistion for not being grateful for someone giving their money, because it legally is her money, away is flawed.

Whoever won the 30k and still agreed to share it would deserve gratitude.

Yeah, but she hasn't even had the chance to keep up her end of the bargain yet. We don't know 100% if she will share it out. Plus, the present money was deducted from Jay & Louise's funds, NOT her's.

[vesavius]

Originally Posted by psychtracker

Yeah, but she hasn't even had the chance to keep up her end of the bargain yet. We don't know 100% if she will share it out. Plus, the present money was deducted from Jay & Louise's funds, NOT her's.

So, in the effort to defend Aaron, even her agreement to share her money with the group is twisted and doubted, while not even making a gesture to say thanks is lauded.

I see. Business as usual then.

[psychtracker]

Originally Posted by vesavius

So, in the effort to defend Aaron, even her agreement to share her money with the group is twisted and doubted, while not even making a gesture to say thanks is lauded.

I see. Business as usual then.

Why should she be given thanks for something she hasn't yet done?

[vesavius]

Originally Posted by psychtracker

Why should she be given thanks for something she hasn't yet done?

Oh right, sorry, I was under the impression she had already agreed to share the money in her account with them so it was fair.

If someone said to you, 'I want to give you £1000', would you really just stand there looking at them with your hand out saying nothing until they put the cash in your hand?

Personally I would say thank you with a smile as soon as they made the offer, and thank you again when they gave me the money.

That's just me though.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by vesavius

Oh right, sorry, I was under the impression she had already agreed to share the money in her account with them so it was fair.

If someone said to you, 'I want to give you £1000', would you really just stand there looking at them with your hand out saying nothing until they put the cash in your hand?

Personally I would say thank you with a smile as soon as they made the offer, and thank you again when they gave me the money.

That's just me though.

Talk about repetition:slee p: