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Now our first story comes from Zellas Ideal Mix 6580 and it says

am I the asshole here for refusing to give my husband the cash I got back from a present. He asked

me to return. For context, my husband, 46 year old, got into a terrible cycling accident last

year. He suffered from a punctured lung requiring

a chest tube, three broken ribs and a broken clavicle. He spent five days in the hospital. It was

really scary for all of us. He is finally back on the bike in training again. The kids and I worked

really hard for his birthday present this

year. We wanted it to be something to recognize how proud we were of him getting back on the bike.

It's important to mention that when he asked what he wanted for his birthday, he would tell us,

I don't need anything. We, by we I mean, me, because our kids are both under the age of seven, got him a Garmin

varia, which is a bike radar and a camera that provides a taillight, visibility to approaching

cars and notifies the biker of approaching cars.

Total cost was $500.

We gave it to him last night and it was pretty obvious he did not want it. This morning

he asked me to return it. I'm pissed about his ungrateful reaction, but that's another conversation.

Later on today, he informs me that he would just take the $500 cash amount as is present instead.

I told him hell no. He doesn't want the gift fine, but I'm not

giving the money, especially with how ungrateful he was for the original gift. He says I'm the

asshole and that it's his gift and therefore his cash. So am I the arsole here for not giving

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