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JulieMP Joined Sat 03/01/08 Posts: 1249	Fri 12/12/08 02:26 AM
If you borrowed money from Jack and he gave it to you...but, he did not tell you he needed you to pay him back the next day. So the next day comes, so you borrowed money from Sally in order to pay back Jack. Sally wrote you a check , and the bank inadvertantly reversed the numbers and you had enough money to pay back jack and sally with a dollar left over......how much money did you borrow?

Mayhem_J Joined Mon 07/21/08 Posts: 14265	Fri 12/12/08 02:31 AM
I didnt write you a check!!

ilhan11 Joined Sun 05/18/08 Posts: 679	Fri 12/12/08 02:31 AM
is it 37?

Spaceman2008 Joined Mon 01/21/08 Posts: 4416	Fri 12/12/08 02:33 AM
42

SamaraNJ Joined Fri 08/01/08 Posts: 788	Fri 12/12/08 02:34 AM
If you borrowed money from Jack and he gave it to you...but, he did not tell you he needed you to pay him back the next day. So the next day comes, so you borrowed money from Sally in order to pay back Jack. Sally wrote you a check , and the bank inadvertantly reversed the numbers and you had enough money to pay back jack and sally with a dollar left over......how much money did you borrow? ugh.. I keep getting $2 left over.. still working on it Thanks...

ilhan11 Joined Sun 05/18/08 Posts: 679	Fri 12/12/08 02:34 AM
If you borrowed money from Jack and he gave it to you...but, he did not tell you he needed you to pay him back the next day. So the next day comes, so you borrowed money from Sally in order to pay back Jack. Sally wrote you a check , and the bank inadvertantly reversed the numbers and you had enough money to pay back jack and sally with a dollar left over......how much money did you borrow? ugh.. I keep getting $2 left over.. still working on it Thanks... Give me 1$ and ur calculation will be gr8!!

JulieMP Joined Sat 03/01/08 Posts: 1249	Fri 12/12/08 02:40 AM
I think i would be in love with a person, who did not approach the answer mathematical.

JulieMP Joined Sat 03/01/08 Posts: 1249	Fri 12/12/08 02:42 AM
i realize i asked the question in the wrong forum sorry

SamaraNJ Joined Fri 08/01/08 Posts: 788	Fri 12/12/08 02:43 AM
hmmm........ well not sure what you borrowed.. but you don't owe anyone anything.. and in fact come up +$1...

catwoman96 Joined Thu 08/14/08 Posts: 5848	Fri 12/12/08 02:44 AM
69? i mean somebodys gotta say it.

Mayhem_J Joined Mon 07/21/08 Posts: 14265	Fri 12/12/08 02:44 AM
I gotta dollar I gotta dollar I gotta dollar hey hey hey!!

CleanBathroom Joined Thu 02/07/08 Posts: 5544	Fri 12/12/08 02:46 AM
The real solution lies in that you cashed a check on Sally's acount for an inaccurate amount. Despite that it wasn't your fault, are you not culpable for abuse of friendship and do you not now owe Sally yet even more money if you want to make amends?

JulieMP Joined Sat 03/01/08 Posts: 1249	Fri 12/12/08 03:11 AM Edited by JulieMP on Fri 12/12/08 03:12 AM
it was an exercise on your thought process how you think, deliberate and answer. what ever you thought... the answer is how you think in a given situation...whether it be in numbers, rationality, emotional or situational.

SamaraNJ Joined Fri 08/01/08 Posts: 788	Fri 12/12/08 03:16 AM
ok so analyze my answers now I can stop kicking myself as to why $25 - 52 doesn't fit

Maikuru Joined Sat 10/11/08 Posts: 177	Sat 12/13/08 01:58 AM Edited by Maikuru on Sat 12/13/08 02:40 AM
If you borrowed money from Jack and he gave it to you...but, he did not tell you he needed you to pay him back the next day. So the next day comes, so you borrowed money from Sally in order to pay back Jack. Sally wrote you a check , and the bank inadvertantly reversed the numbers and you had enough money to pay back jack and sally with a dollar left over......how much money did you borrow? The amount you borrowed is irrelavent. The bank will no doubt correct the error when it conducts an audit. What matters here is why one would rush to repay a favor by increasing your debt to others. In choosing to do so one has entrapped themselves in a more complicated situtation that will no doubt have negative consquences. Choices are not something you rush into.In reality the bank would correct the error and one would still end up in debt to sally for the original amount loaned. In the end you still have to answer for your choices and nobody gets a free ride.

Seakolony Joined Fri 11/07/08 Posts: 11968	Sat 12/13/08 04:51 AM
If you borrowed money from Jack and he gave it to you...but, he did not tell you he needed you to pay him back the next day. So the next day comes, so you borrowed money from Sally in order to pay back Jack. Sally wrote you a check , and the bank inadvertantly reversed the numbers and you had enough money to pay back jack and sally with a dollar left over......how much money did you borrow? negative one dollar to give back to the bank and time to pay the bank back when they figure out their mistake, LMAO.

Atlantis75 Joined Wed 12/03/08 Posts: 8581	Sun 12/14/08 10:52 AM Edited by Atlantis75 on Sun 12/14/08 10:53 AM
If you borrowed money from Jack and he gave it to you...but, he did not tell you he needed you to pay him back the next day. So the next day comes, so you borrowed money from Sally in order to pay back Jack. Sally wrote you a check , and the bank inadvertantly reversed the numbers and you had enough money to pay back jack and sally with a dollar left over......how much money did you borrow? You took too much from Sally and you should go explain it to her, because due to the bank mess up, she got too much money drawn out of her account. Not to mention Jack didn't want you to pay it back right away so you taking advantage of Sally and you lost all your dignity and respect in my eyes.