<prompt> Human: Im not sure if this breaks rule R9, so if it does feel free to remove it.So as the winter quarter approaches, were now required to pay tuition again. My school provides a healthy insurance program that everyone is automatically registered for unless a waiver is submitted, and its included as a fee in one of the campus fees. Its almost 600 per quarter.Yesterday, after I was logging on to my portal, I noticed that this charge was still here, and I quickly realized that I had forgotten to submit the waiver last quarter it lasts for a year, and that cost my dad 600 since he agreed to pay the first few quarters of tuition for me. After telling him about it yesterday, he became pretty angry and called me irresponsible its my fault, I shouldve double-checked and told me to ask the school if there was any way I could get the money back. Unfortunately, I called today and they said no. Should I tell him the truth and risk getting him even angrier, or would it be better just to lie and return the money to him from my own savings?  <response>: Tell him you fd up. No refund from the school, but there is a refund from you because youre taking responsibility for your error. 