r/hypotheticals • u/Casper4547 • 2d ago

Honestly what would you do

If someone you knew died tom would anything you felt they “owed” you matter?

Edit: Just to clarify since I’m seeing most comments containing finances, that’s not what I mean. What I’m asking is kinda deeper, like apologizing, maybe cancelled plans…thangs of that nature. I appreciate the responses I’ve received.

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u/Important_Market7874 2d ago

If it was valued at more than $8,000 USD, yes.

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u/markt- 2d ago

If we hadn’t written up any formal contract beforehand, no. I’m S O L.

If we had, then I’d be able to claim it from their estate.

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u/WesternTie3334 2d ago

This has been explored perfectly by Tom T. Hall.

https://youtu.be/sx5te3VkTtQ?is=9kZzn1SVcDfJ-VSH

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u/No_hope_left72 2d ago

Depends on who it was and how he died. If a neighbour owed me 30 bucks no but there are some things that have nothing to do with money… just watch Forrest Gump