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A gift with a receipt mailed to your conscience, due whenever they decide.

means An act of kindness or assistance done for someone, often creating an unspoken expectation of return.

from From Old French 'favor', from Latin 'favor' meaning goodwill or support, itself from the verb 'favere' — to show kindness or be partial to someone. The same Latin root gives us 'favorite,' the one who gets the goodwill first.

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social ledger
tracked more precisely than actual money
best kind
one never mentioned again by either party
worst kind
owed to someone who keeps receipts
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