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    I am confused.

    So you had a 4 day (2 week deposit) held from these people but they are only going to use 3 of those days?

    And you reminded them that they have 1 more day as per the deposit and offered them to use it?

    If that is the case and you offered then you don't have to reimburse them. You could - I don't think most people would - but you don't have to and if he being rude about it then I wouldn't

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    I don't think your in the wrong.
    You are owed 2 weeks notice and it's in your contract that they both signed. You even made the effort to tell them that they still have one day owed to them ~ it was THEIR choice to say no thank you.
    I agree with Momof4 that you should be firm but nice and professional and let them know due to the contract that they signed you are to be given 2 weeks notice. You offered to let them use their day and they chose not to and wish their family all the best and the issue is over.

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