<human>: Last month my best friend said her friend could get me an ounce of for $200.  It's crazy expensive around here ($50 an 8th for dried up comercial)  so I jumped on it.  I got ripped off.  Her friend I never brought it and haven't been able to catch up with her since.  Like I said this person who's friend it was is my best friend so I believed her that she didn't know it would go down like that.  
Last week my friend tell me about this guy she knows and it's really good stuff and $215 an ounce and $10 for gas and he'd bring it here so I was all about it.  All week she's been getting me excited about it.  Today was the day I was supposed to get it and last night the plan changed.  Instead of him coming to us, his car was in the shop so he couldn't come to us, and his mom was staying with him so we couldn't go there.  But my friend's dad knows this dudes mom so she wanted to me give her the money to give to him and he'd go get it and be back.  I told her after last month I wasn't into handing my money off to someone else to hand off to someone else.  She acted cool about it and like an hour later she texts me that the dude texted her saying how fucked up it was I was doing that cause he could have sold it and he'd still sell it for $200 and she tried to talk to me about how I could trust her dad, but she said the same about her friend.  All of this is happening the same time she's moving.  

I think I'm just getting played by my friend, but I don't know.  I've known her over a year and we're neighbors, we hang out almost everyday.  I really don't want to think that that was all bullshit so she could rip me off, but she rips people off from time to time.  I really need to know one way or the other.  Anyone have any ideas of how I could test it and see?

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<bot>: I think my friend has and is trying to rip me off and I need some ideas of how I can find out without losing a shit ton of money.