Picture this: you find the perfect coat on clearance for just $100, and you’re over the moon. But then, your fiancée lends it to her brother without asking, and he loses it at a wedding. Now, the coat costs $700, and you want a replacement. Are you justified in demanding the full amount, or is it just plain greedy? One man found himself in this exact predicament, and his story has sparked quite the debate. Let’s dive into the details.
The Perfect Coat
Clearance Steal
Where’s My Coat? ❄️
The Borrowed Coat ♀️
The Lost Coat Saga ️♂️
Drunk and Coatless
The $100 Offer
The $700 Coat Dilemma
The Argument Heats Up
The Replacement Coat Standoff
Family Intervention
A Man Replaces What He Loses
The Great Coat Debate: Greed or Justice? ♂️
So, our coatless protagonist is stuck in a family feud over whether he’s justified in demanding the full $700 for his lost coat, or if he’s just being greedy. His fiancée, her brother, and their parents all seem to think he’s asking for too much, but he’s standing firm in his belief that a man replaces what he loses. As the debate rages on, we’ve gathered some top responses from the internet to see what people think about this coat conundrum. Let’s see what the verdict is…
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Man demands replacement for lost coat, is he justified?
NTA: Fiancée lent and lost coat, should replace it fairly.
NTA: Brother-in-law owes OP a similar coat, not just money. ♂️
Fiancée gave away coat without asking, NTA. Relationship red flag.
NTA demands replacement for stolen coat, but relationships already blown
NTA: Fiancée’s disregard for your property raises red flags.
NTA. Expecting BIL to replace coat lost while drunk
Fiancé and brother should split cost of the coat ♀️
NTA: OP wants coat back, not profit. Fiancée, brother, parents suck.
NTA: Fiancée problem. BIL wants to wear your coat.
“NTA. $700 to replace coat. Spent wisely. Nobody’s business. “
Furious over a borrowed coat: Who’s really to blame?
Replacement value: fair or greedy? Split the cost!
NTA. GF lent item without permission, bil lost it. Split cost?
NTA: Marriage is about teamwork, not family interference.
Setting boundaries: NTA’s fiancee reveals true colors before marriage.
Fiance is the a**hole? Tell me more!
NTA. Demand what’s fair, don’t let them take advantage.
NTA. Borrowed coat, borrower’s responsibility. No one else’s fault.
