Conversation 1: Man, I'm so hungry! Can you buy me a burrito? - I don't have any money to buy you a burrito.

Please? I haven't eaten anything all day. - Look, I only have money to buy myself a burrito.

I'm so hungry, I could eat a whole cow! - If you're so hungry, why don't you ask someone else for money?

I get paid on Friday, I'll pay you back then. - Well, I guess on Friday, then you can eat.

That's pretty messed up. - Why don't you just go home and eat?

I don't want to go all the way home just to eat. - Well, I guess you're out of luck.

Conversation 2: I really want a burrito! Can you get me one? - I haven't got any money to purchase a burrito for you and me.

Would you please buy me one since I haven't eaten today? - I only have a few dollars.

I could eat a horse right now, I'm so hungry. - I want to eat too. Ask someone else to feed you.

Since I get my check this Friday, I can give you your money back then. - So then, this Friday you'll be able to eat.

You're mean to say that. - You should just go home and make yourself a sandwich or something.

My house is too far, and I'm really hungry. - It sounds as if you're going to continue starving.

Conversation 3: I'm starving! It would be truly appreciated if you bought me a burrito. - I'm a little short. I don't have enough for you.

I'm starving, as I didn't eat yet today. - I really don't have enough money.

My stomach feels so empty. - Well, why don't you ask Bob for some money? I'm hungry too.

I'll be getting money on Friday, and I'll get it back to you then. - Okay, so on Friday, you can buy yourself something to eat.

That's not nice. - You can always go home and make something to eat.

I can't go home yet, because I have things to do here. - Sorry. That's not my fault.