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It's rather "I know I'm rich, but why do friends expect ME to pay for dinner all the time? It's so unfair!".
by imcritic 1y ago
It's rather "I know I'm rich, but why do friends expect ME to pay for dinner all the time? It's so unfair!".
- clort 1y agoIts a bit like when you are a two-bit loser but have a private island where you can do whatever you like, and invite every celebrity you can find over to party every weekend, then start complaining that they haven't paid any of the island running costs and that they are all spongers because you are the main attraction of the island parties.
- imcritic 1y agoI find your analogy to be poor: is someone owning a private island and familiar with lots of celebrities a loser? I'd very much like to be such a "loser".
- pyrale 1y agoAnother analogy: my friends and I often eat at the restaurant I own, and occasionally, I pick the tab. I complained angrily about it, and now they want to try out other restaurants or dine at home.