The Borrower's Guide to Selective Amnesia: How to "Accidentally" Forget You Owe Money (Not recommended, but hilarious to think about)
Let's face it, borrowing money can be a delicate dance, especially when it comes to the delicate art of remembering to pay it back. But fear not, fellow financially forgetful friend, for this guide is here to equip you with the absolutely terrible (and ethically questionable) techniques to ensure your lender experiences a sudden case of selective amnesia regarding your outstanding debt.
Disclaimer: This guide is purely for satirical purposes and should never be taken seriously. In fact, the responsible thing to do is always to pay back your debts promptly and honestly.
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Step 1: Mastering the Art of the Elusive Borrower
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- Become a master of the disappearing act: After securing the loan, vanish into thin air. This could involve:
- Taking up spelunking as a hobby (bonus points for getting lost).
- Joining the witness protection program (with a new, debt-free identity).
- Simply avoiding all forms of communication, like a social media ghost.
Step 2: Weaponize Forgetfulness (Unethical and Ineffective)
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- Develop a convincing case of amnesia: Claim to have completely forgotten about the loan.
- Bonus points for dramatic fainting spells and claims of past head injuries.
- Employ the "it was a gift, not a loan" strategy: This bold-faced lie is sure to backfire spectacularly, but hey, at least you tried, right?
Step 3: Embrace the Power of Distraction (Highly Distractive and Likely Futile)
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- Shower your lender with extravagant (yet inexpensive) gifts: A single, wilted carnation won't cut it. Aim for something truly distracting, like a singing telegram or a lifetime supply of novelty socks.
- Become the ultimate party animal: Drown your (and hopefully your lender's) sorrows in endless festivities. Important note: This strategy is not recommended for responsible financial management.
Remember: These methods are for entertainment purposes only and should never be used in real life. Borrowing money is a serious matter, and it's crucial to be honest and responsible when taking on debt.
The best way to avoid "forgetting" about a loan is to plan and budget accordingly, communicate openly with your lender, and prioritize repayment. Now go forth and be financially responsible, my friends!
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