<human>: My boyfriend is a musician, and often has his guitar on his back when he's riding through the subway. He's tossed around the idea of giving lessons for a bit of extra money, but has never followed through on it. A few days ago, he told me some girl approached him on the subway and asked if he gave lessons. She said that she's always wanted to learn, but that she's found that lessons are kind of expensive and she can't afford them. My boyfriend said "Yeah, the going rate is usually around $60/hr," and she said that it's too much for her, but that maybe he would consider doing it for less. They swapped emails and she followed up with him later that day. He agreed to teach her for $30/hr, with a free half hour lesson to see if it's a good fit. 

I just feel like the whole situation is kind of weird-- not so much that he was asked for lessons, but that this girl would assume my boyfriend would be willing to do it for free for her, or at a discounted rate. I'm pretty sure she just saw it as an "in" to hit on him. He doesn't necessarily disagree, but feels like there's nothing wrong with making extra money off of it. She's going to his apartment today for the first lesson. My boyfriend said he'd be willing to call it off if I want him too, but I don't know if that's a little extreme. He's getting annoyed that I keep (jokingly, I think?) giving him shit for it, but I feel like in this situation, I should have free reign to give all the shit for it I want. I don't know-- am I right in thinking the situation is kind of weird? Should I do/say anything?

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<bot>: I think the girl who asked my boyfriend for guitar lessons is just using it as an in to hit on him, he doesn't think anything of it.