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writes: A guy I met online is coming to town and he's asked me to help him rent a bedsit so I did. The thing is the bedsit is in bad shape and there is basically nothing habitable about it. He'll be arriving late on Saturday ( no shops will be open on Sunday in that neighbourhood and no bars or cafes where breakfast will be served are available in that neighbourhood. Should I at least leave a kettle and tea/coffee in the bedsit? I feel like helping him and I know he's working on a budget. We're just friends now.
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reader, XOLoveOX  +, writes (30 December 2011):
No Problem Glad To Help xoxoxo
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reader, anonymous, writes (30 December 2011): This is verified as being by the original poster of the questionthank you all, this is exactly what I decided to do. After all, no one can live without a kettle ;)
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reader, Claraw1  +, writes (30 December 2011):
 In this case I would at least have a kettle, toaster, loaf of bread and some marg/butter and spread there for him to use. It's a nice gesture and helpful for a friend to do that.
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reader, Aunty BimBim +, writes (30 December 2011):
 If you have a spare kettle and toaster, yes, leave one there for his use, and some tea bags and maybe a loaf of bread as well. It would be a nice, welcoming, gesture.
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reader, XOLoveOX +, writes (30 December 2011):
Remember it always pays to be nice I suggest you do what you think is right?
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