A man borrowed money from a friend to take care of some outstanding bills between him and his wife. There was no strict pay back schedule and the man was paying in bits as money became available. The man’s wife came into a sizeable sum of money left to her in a trust, but the man continued to repay his friend in bits. Feeling that this man could now afford to pay off the debt, he asked if he could get the rest of his money in a lump sum, but he man said the loan was being repaid in a way he could afford. The friend highlighted the fact that his wife just came into a sum of money that would allow him to be repaid forthwith, but the man said his wife‘s money had nothing to do with their arrangement, and he was unreasonable to bring up the money. Was the friend unreasonable to bring up that money? A) Yes, or B) No.

%	Answer
29	A) Yes
71	B) No