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I live in an apartment with my fiance (M), my sister (T), and her boyfriend (C).  A friend of ours (E) was recently let go at his job and was pretty much about to be homeless.  We offered him a place to stay, rent free, until he gets a job (at which point he can start paying or get his own place).  My expectation was that it wouldn't take very long however it's been a few weeks now and he's still unemployed.

I am typically a caring soul and I knew he was hungry and had no food.  So I told him if he cleaned the apartment I would pay him 40$.  I felt like that was a very generous amount for that task and E agreed but I made the stupid mistake of paying up front.

E immediately went out with C and bought some food, promising me the cleaning would be done by the time I left for work in the morning.  It wasn't.  Almost a week later now and all he's done is some half assed cleaning in the living room which he promptly re-messed.

I'm upset but I'm not very confrontational.  On top of that I'm trying to avoid letting M know I'm upset because he's had a temper about similar situations in the past (over protective).  I talked to my sister T about it and she said it upset her too that I extended a kindness to him and he basically spat in my face.

I was originally going to just let it go but T and C think I should confront him about it and get him to do the work.

What should I do here?
<bot>: I paid my jobless roommate for some cleaning as a kindness so he could get food, he never did the cleaning.