You shouldn't ask for refunds on works of art.
Tracy visits an art exhibit featuring paintings by a friend of hers, and she buys a painting, that she can’t really afford, on a whim.
Tracy has to decide what to do with the painting.
Tracy keeps the painting and uses it to dress up her living area at home.
Tracy calls her friend and tells her that she didn't really think about it before purchasing the painting, and she would like her money back.
Tracy's living room looks more sophisticated with the painting on the wall and every time her friend visits, she thanks her again for her support.
Her friend is taken aback by the request and feels a little hurt, since she had already accounted for the sale as part of the profit from her exhibit.