Lending money

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Open Question: friend wants to borrow money. collateral is perfect. should i lend?
a friend is late on his rent and may get an eviction notice. he’s got to go out of town within the next 2 days. he has a box of regular us currency current era quarters worth $1000 that can be spent anywhere. he says the quarters would actually be worth a lot more to a coin dealer but he doesn’t have time to shop them around to sell them before he goes out of town.
He just wants me to give him $1000 in bills for $1000 in quarters.
I’m not strapped for the money so he asked if i’d just hang onto them until he can come into more money. he says if you’ve got to spend them go ahead just give me a day or two notice so i can have a chance to get them back if possible.
would you do it? financially there is no risk. relationally, i’ve known him long enough to know he wouldn’t be too upset if i spent the quarters.
The only real difference is that instead of having $1000 in my bank, i’ll have $1000 of quarters in my closet.

Open Question: Unreasonable landlord *warning long post*?
Cutting along story short, i lost my job last late October. All in all, it was on the cards anyway as things weren’t working out. I couldn’t look for another job at the time as i was forced to work 14-16 hour shifts.
I was out of work for two and a half months because of this and fell behined on the rent by those two and 1/2 months as a consequence. My landlord (who also happens to be my cousin) was very understanding about it and told me not to worry and pay back when i’ve got myself sorted.
Thanks to the recession the only jobs i could find back in November were two very small part-time jobs (two days a week, only about 3 hour shifts and crap pay…Basically this pays for my petrol, mobile credit, afew esstiental bills like car insurance and abit of food). However, I’m in major trouble with my credit card company as i can’t keep up with there payments.
Thankfully after major hunting about, i now have a yet another part-time job which has better hours and better pay (29 hrs and six days a week). This new job only kicked off mid last month and as a result my pay this month was only two weeks worth. I’ve had so many things to catch up with and pay for/back that i now have little left to spare :-S. The rent didn’t cross my mind as i knew my cousin understood the circumstances with me working 3 jobs to work things out with.
I’ve kept my landlord informed the entire way and haven’t covered up a thing, again i get told not to worry and theres no rush.
However, two days after my main job pay came in, i got this instant demand out of the blue for the two months rent i owe!!!! After i replied there was no possible way this could happen just yet, HE PUT UP THE RENT BY £100 (my rent is now nearly £500 for a tiny one bedroom bunaglow)!!!!
He is now on my back everyday demanding some rent WHICH HE KNOWS I CAN’T AFFORD!!! He is also saying that he needs to pay the mortage on the house i’m living in and at the moment he can’t afford it.
My question and main gripe is my cousins dad comes from a VERY wealthy farming background and could EASIERLY lend him money if he asked for it, wheres i come from a poor background where everyone is struggling to survive, so am i right in thinking my landlord is being completely unreasonable here and how should i deal with this granted that we’re a very close knit family and i don’t want to rock many boats?
Sorry not made myself very clear at the top, i was out of work for two weeks in Novemeber before i landed the small part-time jobs .

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