<human>: Summarize the given text in a few sentences.

Last night, a dude who I consider one of my best friends was horsing around in my car and accidentally broke the door to a compartment on my car's center console. He didn't apologize and just laughed it off which kind of surprised me. After inspecting it and seeing that it needed to be replaced, I told him I'd let him know how much it costed so he could help pay for it. His response at that point was something along the lines of "if you make me pay for that we're probably not going to be friends anymore." he said it with kind of a joking tone so I didn't really think much of it.

Today, after finding out the part would cost about $50, I texted him to let him know. He responded by saying he didn't think it was a big deal, and me asking for him to pay wasn't cool. He also alluded to the fact that I had left the console door open, and he wouldn't have hit it if it had been closed. I explained to him that if I ever damaged something of my friend's, whether it was an accident or not, I would immediately offer to pay to fix it. According to him, if the roles had been switched he wouldn't have cared "because it was an accident and something in the car that doesn't matter much" We texted back and forth a bit and after saying he would probably hold a grudge against me, he paypal'd me the money.

Am I crazy for thinking if you break something you should offer to pay for it?
<bot>: My friend accidentally broke something in my car. I asked him to pay to fix it. He doesn't agree he should have to, and is mad at me for asking.