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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Fault

I was at a restaurant eating a meal when I had a call from a friend ordering me to go to meet them at a cafe immediately. I left without finishing my meal. Would it be incorrect to turn around and say "It's your fault I left my meal?"

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I was at a restaurant eating a meal when I had a call from a friend , ordering me to go to meet him at a cafe immediately. I left without finishing my meal. " Why did your friend give you an order?

— Clive

  • I was at a restaurant eating a meal when I had a call from a friend , ordering me to go to meet him at a cafe immediately.
  • I left without finishing my meal.
  • " Why did your friend give you an order?
  • Friends usually don't do that.
  • Why did you obey his order?
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I was at a restaurant eating a meal when I had a call from a friend, ordering me to go to meet him at a cafe immediately. I left without finishing my meal. Would it be incorrect to turn around and say "It's your fault I left my meal?"

Why did your friend give you an order? F
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Thanks. rtchI know friends don't normally do that. I obeyed because I'm a friend. Would it be incorrect to turn around and say "It's your fault I left my meal?"
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You could say that.
But you made the choice to obey, so why complain later?

Clive
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