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Originally Posted by
koolkat 
50-100 dollars might not mean much to some but not everyone here owns six hundred dollar rigs or starts off their headphone
I hear you, which is because I stated specifically $50, and less. However, the "feelings" that it can harbor within a person worrying about it is not good. Clearly, the damage that it can do to a single individual will be well greater than the $50 or $100. This is why I've suggested to just "let it go."
In my area of work, I see people who might file discrimination cases against their employer. The reality is that the case could take two years to process. Does one person want to wake up each day wondering about the case? It will get the best of them. Then, when their case finally comes up for review, the commission might determine that there is little if any merit to their case, so they vote to drop it. However, then the complainant does have the opportunity to file an appeal. The appeal process then starts things back up again. But, most appeals don't result in the complainant getting what they desire and it gets shot down.
I do realize that it's all about the principal of the matter. Yes, people were cheated. However, I'm trying to make a point that life is too short to get too caught up in some things that we don't always have control over. By no means am I a pushover in life. If I find cause to get in someone's face because they've wronged me, I will. But, there are also those other times when I back down and walk away - and really feel better about the situation because it was me that took the higher ground.
) but I think a simple weekly reminder that he still owes you your
