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I think it also depends how many times a year you are in this situation. If you go out with big group 5 times a year and end up paying $10 more than you should,
by j7ake 5y ago
I think it also depends how many times a year you are in this situation. If you go out with big group 5 times a year and end up paying $10 more than you should, you end up down $50/year.
If this is a weekly or daily event, it makes sense to make this more fair.
In my opinion, stressing about anything less than $100/year is penny pinching.
- lotsofpulp 5y agoOf course, but it is never $100 per year. It is just crazy to me that with all the price increases and increase in income/wealth gap, and increases in variety of diets, that it would still be considered taboo to not want (or even be able to) pay for others’ excess. I go out of my way to make sure if I am having extra to chip in extra, but I certainly would not look down on anyone that insisted on paying for only what they consumed.
- j7ake 5y agoI read the article as a guide for my own behaviour, rather than as a template to judge others. Definitely true one should not judge when you see someone insisting on paying their fair share. You never know the details of their personal lives.