You invited a friend of yours who lives out of the state to spend her/his two-week vacation with you at your home. It is now one month later, and your friend shows no intention of leaving, or reimbursing you for food and telephone bills. You would like your friend to leave. Do you:

A. Not mention anything about your expenses or feelings, because you don’t want to damage the friendship?

B. Leave a note saying that you’re terribly sorry, but your mother has decided to live with you, and you’ll need the room?

C. Tell your friend that you really value your friendship, but her/his extended visit is putting a strain on it and ask that your friend make plans to leave?

D. Put all of your friend’s belongings out on the doorstep with a note:

“Don’t call me; I’ll call you”?