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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Friend B always seems to get what she wants, doesn't she? [/quote]

She kind of does.  And maybe that's why she is now on a reduced budget, if that's true.  When they bought the ponies a few months ago, they had their saddles and other gear shipped from the US; her daughter told me that her saddle cost $5000, and they have a few of these.  I know my friend's husband told her they were NOT paying to ship the equestrian gear in, but she went ahead and did it anyway, so maybe he reduced her summer spending limit or something.

For me, the $1000 I had originally wanted for the treadmill would go to groceries or bills.  I'm really disappointed in myself for feeling so angry about this because I think it is going to ruin our friendship.  She just texted me a string of hearts and "I am so happy to be getting a treadmill at home, I really appreciate this."  I don't know if I can get over this.  I don't think her concept of "can't afford this" is the same as mine.[/quote]

She is so self centered (The hearts!). I think she thought she would have had to wear down her husband for the money or wear down you and figured she could wear down you easier. is there any chance you think that she had any hand in the buyer backing out?

I would probably at this point say back to her "I'm so glad it's going to a really good home, but I'm super disappointed I could not find a buyer with all of my moving expenses." 
How much is this company that is going to dismantle it going to cost her? (rhetorical). 
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