In my opinion, this isn't even about having too much on the table.
It happens to all of us that we fall behind, or forget to send a payment. Heck, I've had poker wins, where I re-direct my winnings to pay for a previous week, then the guy who was supposed to send, didn't and I "didn't pay up" for months. .
But its what you do when its brought to your attention that matters. You can apologize, and make it right, and provide good communication.
Or, you can be an azz, and say "go ahead and call me out" then act all high and mighty when it happens.
Its a matter of how you want to be perceived and how you think people will interact with you in the future.
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