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[smurfORnot]

You borrowed 100$ from friend,and you lost them. Then from girlfriend you borrowed 50$,from which you bought 2 chocolate bars,each one costs 10$,30$ you had left,you returned to friend. So now you own him 70$ and you own your girlfriend 50$,that's 120$ and you have 2 chocolate bars costing 20$. Where did 10$ go?

[Malgoroth]

What the fuck kind of chocolate bar costs 10 dollars?

[Falcon333]

You borrowed $150 total. You 'used' $120 (2 expensive as hell chocolate bars and lost $100 due to stupidity or w/e)
The remaining $ were returned, leaving your debt of $120 (+ interest)

[smurfORnot]

http://most-expensive.net/candy-bar

there are more expensive ones,so cut the crap...

chocolate bar is just for illustration...

[LeoPhone]

You borrowed 100$ from friend,and you lost them. Then from girlfriend you borrowed 50$,from which you bought 2 chocolate bars,each one costs 10$,30$ you had left,you returned to friend. So now you own him 70$ and you own your girlfriend 50$,that's 120$ and you have 2 chocolate bars costing 20$. Where did 10$ go?

there is no 10$ lost. the entire thing doesn't make sense.

the 70$ + 50$ are debts you have. not actual value like the chocolate bars. you can't add those two.

[smurfORnot]

there is no 10$ lost. the entire thing doesn't make sense.

how it makes no sense?

[Falcon333]

how it makes no sense?

I refer to my above post.

[LeoPhone]

read my 2nd line -_-

[smurfORnot]

ok,so explain it to me mathematically

[Falcon333]

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[RoyalHants]

and you own your girlfriend

[Mysthalin]

Sigh..

What you have is :

$150 of debt-funded assets.

$100 was spent on extraneous things (you lost it), $20 was spent on chocolate, leaving you with $30 cash. (still adds up to 150).

You then use the $30 to return part of the debt, leaving you with :

$120 debt
$100(lost)+$20(spent) expenditure.

$120 debt = $120 expenditure, nothing went anywhere - you're just a retard for losing money.

[PonySlaystation]

The chocolate bars are part of the 120$ debt, the remaining 30$ is what you have already repayed.