In today's Ask Amy column, Amy Dickinson responds to a mother who is curious how to deal with a nasty neighbor.
My 13-year-old daughter, “Annie,” did a cat sitting job for a neighbor and friend of ours, finishing on the first of the month.
Five days later, I sent a text saying thanks for letting Annie pet sit, and asking politely when she would get paid. On the 10th Cat Owner texted saying, “I am too exhausted and have no cash so can’t do payment today. Can we do another day? Or if you urgently need money, I can do Venmo but prefer not to.”On the 14th I texted, “Hey, Cat owner, just checking in on that payment for Annie? Can we just do the Venmo? I’ll send my details now.”
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