Here's the setting: I work at a mini mart in a third world country. Customers can't enter so we have a counter and a little area for them to order their stuff, which we get for them.

Women ask me to buy stuff for them all the time. I tell them no, even the ones who would get something easily from some random guy any day. The boss's sister(who works there as well; pokes me often and is a little playful; she's older than me by a couple years) even asks and I say no. They tell me I'm cheap but I tell them thanks for the compliment.

On top of that, a new worker who I was responsible for training asked me the same and I told her no. To which she said, "you'll be alone for the rest of your life using your hands". The boss was there and he just laughed. I took out my cash, about $200 in change, slapped it on the counter and told her men with money buy everything.

It's a fun game so far denying them, the way they pout makes me laugh. Also, I only buy stuff for homeless men. They're much more appreciative and are willing to help with almost anything at a moment's notice. The women have even tried calling me gay, to which I demanded them enter the storage room to prove them wrong. No willing participants.

Anyways, should I give in once to see what happens or should I keep being a scrooge? I enjoy being the latter but I am interested in seeing where it'll take me. Anyone else in a similar situation or had any similar experiences? I appreciate the feedback guys.