Chandler Lacefield and MacKenxie Sterner are teens from Texas who became friends when they both joined the girls track team at school. Chandler noticed that MacKenzie often had transport problems when getting to school activities as her family only had one car that her mom used for work. In a selfless act of friendship, Chandler sold her own Jeep that she received as a graduation present, so that she could buy two cheaper cars; 2011 BMW 328 for herself and 2002 Acura MDX for MacKenxie. But don’t worry, she did get permission from her parents first.
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Fenrisulven 11 year s ago
In one way this was very nice of her. But she is also putting her friend in a practical and emotional "friendship dept". This may cause bitter conflict in the future.
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Fats-T 11 year s ago
Well I don't see the selflessness in this. I mean she posted the pics online so everyone could see what she did and have that "aw, she gave her friend a car, she must be a truly awesome person" moment. Just wait until next semester when they have that falling out over that guy they met in lab class.
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Mr. Ree 11 year s ago
She'll catch her friend blowing her boyfriend and that will be the end of that friendship.
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darkraisin 11 year s ago
I thought you gonna say they are lesbian and they will soon move together.
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gigantes 11 year s ago
wow, pretty cynical replies.
but we don't know from this who posted the pics, whether one of the girls, parents, friends, etc. i mean, did you really think this kind of thing wouldn't make it to social media somehow?
and as for debt-- who knows that maybe the first girl isn't paying BACK a debt by this act, no?
but we don't know from this who posted the pics, whether one of the girls, parents, friends, etc. i mean, did you really think this kind of thing wouldn't make it to social media somehow?
and as for debt-- who knows that maybe the first girl isn't paying BACK a debt by this act, no?
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but we don't know from this who posted the pics, whether one of the girls, parents, friends, etc. i mean, did you really think this kind of thing wouldn't make it to social media somehow?
and as for debt-- who knows that maybe the first girl isn't paying BACK a debt by this act, no?