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One i needed $1 so i borrowed 5k from mom and the other 5k from dad now i got 10k. i went buy me an item that costed $9700 i got back $300 for changes now i have to give back $100 each to mom and dad then i keep $100 in my $4900+$4900=$9800
the question? what happened to remaining $100
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