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Jeffrey,
I said more than ten thousand. I perfectly understand Cartier but this makes me sick. It's the first time someone makes me weigh what I have bought when it was offered as a present. When you decide to give your card to someone and say: "buy what you want" (shoes and belts, this is what I bought) I assume you mean what you are saying. Asking for the price later on is not very elegant. I felt really uncomfortable. If the money was such a problem for you, you could have told me and give me a budget and I would have fitted in it. In this case I would have perfectly understood. I really appreciated the act of lending me your card but if I would have known that this would have been your reaction to it, I wouldn't have bought anything at all. Sorry, it was my mistake.
more bullshit, you said you wanted two pair of shoes and a belt. thats first. second if you feel that you can spend 20 thousand dollars without asking. youve asked for more and received it graciously, you are merely making poor excuses for disgusting behavior, cheap Russians know better.
