Instead of simply asking for cash back, Glen and Gina could have shown their appreciation for your hospitality with small tokens of gratitude, like baked goods or drinks.
The focus seems to be on Glen and Gina's lack of generosity, reflecting poorly on their character rather than the financial aspect alone.
While as neighbors, there can be expectations of being supportive and generous, their actions show a misunderstanding of social etiquette and gratitude.
In situations of shared experiences, it is often the gestures of kindness that count more than a quick financial exchange.
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