Long story short, I met a guy who I told that I could get him a few hundred dollars (<500$) worth of drugs. The deal goes sour after he fronts me the money. I wind up with no drugs, and he is out his money. Now there is inherent risk in fronting someone money, but he doesn't seem to realize this. A few months have gone by, and he keeps pestering me to get his money back. I work with him, but I don't see him more than 2-4 times per month. I may be able to manipulate my work schedule so that I don't have to see him. He is leaving the city (and perhaps state) I live in come August, so I won't have to deal with him past that. I think he could attack me at work sometime, or possibly find my last name and address, and maybe slash my tires or break my windows. I highly doubt he'd seriously injure me over just a few hundred dollars. But I don't know him well enough to tell for sure. He loaned me the money back in December, and he set May 31 as the deadline for me to compensate him. I was going to go against my beliefs to repay him; however, he told me he would take the money from me if I didn't give it to him. So now, I'm two days away from the deadline, and I have yet to pay him. I haven't called him, and I'm not sure if he has called me; my cellphone screen got water damage and won't turn on.
Is there anything I can do to alleviate the situation? I really don't want to pay him, and I also don't feel bad for it because there is always a risk involved in fronting money, and I as well lost money in that deal. I think if I avoid him at work this may just blow over after a few threats or something. Mods please move rather than close if need be.
Is there anything I can do to alleviate the situation? I really don't want to pay him, and I also don't feel bad for it because there is always a risk involved in fronting money, and I as well lost money in that deal. I think if I avoid him at work this may just blow over after a few threats or something. Mods please move rather than close if need be.