Young man has fun idea to charge his friends

Have you ever found yourself not knowing how to charge that friend who owes you some money? Because the Laura she had at least a different idea to get back everything owed to her. And of course, she hasn’t stopped sharing her story on Twitter.

The student from Belo Horizonte created a WhatsApp group entitled “people who owe me“, and sent a message warning that whoever paid could leave. The first to respond was Pedro, who would have gone to the beach to pay his friend, and soon after left the group.

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It turns out that Pedro didn’t even owe Laura. She asked her friend to pretend to owe money just to set an example for debtors.

guys just for the record pedro there was a “theatre” for others in the group to see and do the same 😢😬😜🙄✌🏻😍😤😰👍🏻🤙🏻

— laura (@laufrr) August 27, 2019

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Some people took the opportunity to ask for other things and there were even those who thought it best to warn that such a measure could end up in the process.

I indicate CAUTION. Depending on the person in a group like this, the measure can be a big headache. If considered as a form of vexatious collection (and it seems to me perfectly well to be interpreted that way) the measure can give rise to the right to compensation for Moral Damage!

— RJ (@Rjhernandes) August 29, 2019

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