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For my husband's birthday I bought tickets to a professional football game. He and the neighbor were suposed to go. He was not really thrilled with the gift. Since then he has moved out. Said he isn't happy. The neighbor gave me his ticket stating he didn't want to go with my husband because it would be ackward. So i decided I would take my son and go myself. So husband calls and now wants the tickets to take his new girlfriend. We aren't even legally seperated. he just moved out. should i give him the tickets or should i take my son.
Oooh...moral dilemma. Technically, the tickets were a gift that was given. And one was given to the neighbor, right? So the neighbor owned his, and your idiot (er..."husband") owned his.
But you said he moved out, right? But apparently in the process he abandoned his now-precious ticket (note intentional use of the singular).Given the neighbor did the right thing, your choices exclude #2, IMHO. I suppose I'd feel some "moral obligation" to give him his single ticket. ("But honey-bunch, when you moved out to be with dear , you only left behind one football ticket.") Sigh...I'm really with spaznskitz, though; you go and spend the time enjoying the game with your son. Some people just aren't worth worrying about whether or not you "did the right thing"!Have fun!