£10,000 And I Don't Want It!! Arrghhhh!

Gammawolf · 21 Aug 2011 at 03:42

Cash it in, all reason above etc etc

Puppetmaster · 21 Aug 2011 at 03:43

If you really didn't want to take it for your self i would still take it, put it in the bank ready for when your kids turn 18.

infernox · 21 Aug 2011 at 03:43

robfosters said:
Cash it mate.

If I was mega rich, I would do the same for my friends and would be disappointed if they refused.

He's just trying to inject a bit more happiness in your life. Don't let your pride get in your way. Cash it, do something good with the family like a nice expensive holiday and maybe email him some nice pics or the like.

It will make his day I promise you.

I tell you what though, for someone so educated and obviously very smart, his handwritings a bit ropey!

This, this and more this. If he makes £4000 a day, he would be more than happy to see you happy.

Send him lovely photos. and he will know that thats 10 grand well spent.

He wants to make you happy to make him happy at the end of the day.

Evoss · 21 Aug 2011 at 03:43

Like others have said, you may offend if you dont. Its just like a gift, but on paper

albert · 21 Aug 2011 at 03:51

My head is still buzzing .... i don't need the money but i would LOVE the money lol ... if i cash it in then , then it's like i owe my old mate something back in return. I'm off to bed my head hurts .....

Robbo · 21 Aug 2011 at 03:56

albert said:
My head is still buzzing .... i don't need the money but i would LOVE the money lol ... if i cash it in then , then it's like i owe my old mate something back in return. I'm off to bed my head hurts .....

I'm assuming you're quite wealthy if you're happy to turn down £10,000.

As I said above, if you're not a fool, get it cashed.

gee3000 · 21 Aug 2011 at 04:03

This is fake, the pic is photoshopped, you can oviously see the blurry marks.

dunker · 21 Aug 2011 at 04:03

it's a gift from an old friend, what's the problem?

steve-h · 21 Aug 2011 at 04:08

Get it cashed and get on a plane somewhere nice, this instant.

gee3000 said:
This is fake, the pic is photoshopped, you can oviously see the blurry marks.

The Funktopus · 21 Aug 2011 at 04:15

albert said:
My head is still buzzing .... i don't need the money but i would LOVE the money lol ... if i cash it in then , then it's like i owe my old mate something back in return. I'm off to bed my head hurts .....

He offered you the cheque, then insisted you take it. You don't owe him a damned thing, except perhaps the knowledge that it brought you and your family a bit of happiness. I'd suggest taking the family on a holiday, say Orlando, then send him a load of pics of you and your family enjoying the theme parks and so on. The knowledge that he brought you that kind of experience would probably make his day.

[FnG]magnolia · 21 Aug 2011 at 04:15

Cash it, spend it on gay anime and then send him pics of you at full mast boffing a plastic real doll you've named 'Sailor Moon'.

10 grand well spent, I think we'll all agree.

StonedPenguin · 21 Aug 2011 at 04:17

Cash it.

TurnipHead · 21 Aug 2011 at 04:22

I want to cry.

StriderX · 21 Aug 2011 at 05:13

Ill take it off you

asim18 · 21 Aug 2011 at 06:00

I want it.

Put it on the MM.

explicit4u · 21 Aug 2011 at 06:23

Just do the honourable thing and split it between the first 10 posters.

LOAM · 21 Aug 2011 at 06:32

Is it wrong (and snobby) to wonder why someone whos earning nearly 1.5million a year banks with the yorkshire bank ?

wannabedamned · 21 Aug 2011 at 06:34

I'd have tried to cash it before he finished writing it, and had an awkward moment when I had to come back to allow him to finish writing it out.

LOAM said:
Is it wrong (and snobby) to wonder why someone whos earning nearly 1.5million a year banks with the yorkshire bank ?

No doubt has a business account elsewhere, I have 3 accounts and I earn **** all

Yorkshire bank, Santander(A&L then they turned crap under santander) and Halifax

^TANK^ · 21 Aug 2011 at 06:46

Albert if he didn't want you to have the money he wouldn't of left it for you and if it wasn't a gift he would have said otherwise! If it makes you feel more comfortable about it why not cash it in and put it into savings for a while, that way you've cashed it and if the extremely unlikely situation occurs that he wants it back, you can just draw it back out of your savings account. Some people feel genuine happiness sharing their wealth with others, your friend is one of them enjoy the gift.

Limpnoodle · 21 Aug 2011 at 06:51

Raffle it then u could be not sure what to do with 20 grand