But its not your neighbor so there is no "neighborly thing" owed to you. Think of it from the neighbors point of view; some stranger buys something from your neighbor. The guy buying it is not making the effort to bring something to load with and you are asked to step in. How many times do you think you can load stuff before you eventually catch a tail light on the trailer or "scratch" a fender? If you took a couple 20s, you can afford to hand him a Franklin and the problem drives away.
Being neighborly is fine but sooner or later, somebody who is not your neighbor is going to be pretty unneighborly to you and with nothing in your pocket, you wont be to happy about it. Or maybe you are the kind of person that would be happy about it... but in that case, not everybody is like you.
My opinion, pay the guy... with a smile. Think of the alternative, what if the owner cant load and all the neighbors say no? Welcome to Thatsucksville.
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