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If you charge for it, do so in a way that doesn't seem like you're paying for the friendship itself. Imagine two scenarios: 1) You pay $10 for the pleasure of s
by whitepoplar 9y ago
If you charge for it, do so in a way that doesn't seem like you're paying for the friendship itself. Imagine two scenarios: 1) You pay $10 for the pleasure of seeing your friend. 2) You meet your friend for drinks, where you end up spending $10. There's a subtle difference between the two, the latter of which is pleasant, the former not.
- rorosaurus 9y agoDepends on the culture of the target audience too. In Japan, paying for a friend isn't terribly uncommon. OP could consider that market as well.