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Isn't the price the point? The question is whether the poorer of the two is comfortable with the expense. At many times in my life, I was the one "not hungry"
by xapata 3y ago
Isn't the price the point? The question is whether the poorer of the two is comfortable with the expense. At many times in my life, I was the one "not hungry" when invited to a restaurant.
- khazhoux 3y agoFine, xapata! Yes, if you suddenly find yourself with a shitload of money, and you have friends who can't pay their bills every month, they have $0.00 in the bank, literally can't afford to ever eat out, and a $20 meal would be a grand expense and a momentous occasion for them... yes, go ahead and offer to pay for those friends every time.
- xapata 3y agoThanks, I'm glad to have your approval. If you're curious how I handle those friendships: I invite them to dinner at my place. Much as discussed in the article. And our friend group periodically chips in a bit so that they can make important purchases, especially health-related ones.