I am feeling that I posted really something offensive. But I just reposted a meme from Reddit that had 12k upvotes. I know I shouldn’t have done that. I don't know if I break any rules or not. If I really break any rules then Mod remove this post.
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If it was a stranger, yes, a friend nope, then I'd be fully honest and offer them the full 50/50.
Remember, it is better to have friends than being temporary rich.
Exactly. Not everyone would be willing, but if you try leading through example, you increase the odds more will take the risk.
I am mostly thinking of the fact that sooner or later the friend would find out that you screwed them over, then it is too late, even if you pay them the rest you won't get the same friendship and trust back.