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[Star Wars] Why does Han Solo always cheat his business partners?

His partners in crime, granted, but they say there's honor among thieves, too.

He refused to pay Jabba the Hutt for his lost cargo, and in episode VII we learn that he also screwed the two rival gangs over, a few times. That's 3 out of 3 dissatisfied customers; if Han Solo was a seller on eBay, I would not buy from him. He also implied that it's a pretty usual thing, it's just that he always lucks out and manages to talk his way out of it.

I mean, in 30 years he has *got* to realize that pissing off galactic crime lords and gangs is bad for your health, right?
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He didn't get to be one of Jabba's most trusted smugglers by being bad at his job. The fact that Jabba was willing to lug himself off the dais in his palace to speak with Han in Mos Eisley speaks to how much he respected the smuggler.

Also, Han didn't really refuse to pay back Jabba. He was actually thrilled at the chance to take Luke and Ben to Alderaan because he'd finally be able to pay his debt. Joining the Rebellion just put those plans on hold for a while and lent Han some perspective on his former ways.

>I mean, in 30 years he has got to realize that pissing off the galactic warlords and gangs is bad for your health, right?

Never tell him the odds.