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shakotan said:
alock said:
Six friends go out for a meal. You get the bill, roughly divide it by 6, round up to the nearest whole note and everyone just puts the cash on the table. Any change becomes the tip.
Six friends go out for a meal. You get the bill, decide what total tip to add, split the bill between 6, call the waitress over and have her put through 6 separate transactions on the machine the calculated amount.
One option is quick and easy. The other makes you look like a bunch of tight arsed students.
Six friends go out for a meal. You get the bill, decide what total tip to add, split the bill between 6, call the waitress over and have her put through one single transaction on the machine the full amount on one person's card, whilst the five other friends do a quick online transfer for their agreed split..Six friends go out for a meal. You get the bill, decide what total tip to add, split the bill between 6, call the waitress over and have her put through 6 separate transactions on the machine the calculated amount.
One option is quick and easy. The other makes you look like a bunch of tight arsed students.
TX.
shakotan said:
Six friends go out for a meal. You get the bill, decide what total tip to add, split the bill between 6, call the waitress over and have her put through one single transaction on the machine the full amount on one person's card, whilst the five other friends do a quick online transfer for their agreed split..
You cannot be serious alock said:
Six friends go out for a meal. You get the bill, roughly divide it by 6, round up to the nearest whole note and everyone just puts the cash on the table. Any change becomes the tip.
Six friends go out for a meal. You get the bill, decide what total tip to add, split the bill between 6, call the waitress over and have her put through 6 separate transactions on the machine the calculated amount.
One option is quick and easy. The other makes you look like a bunch of tight arsed students.
you'd do well to find 6 people all carrying sufficient cash.Six friends go out for a meal. You get the bill, decide what total tip to add, split the bill between 6, call the waitress over and have her put through 6 separate transactions on the machine the calculated amount.
One option is quick and easy. The other makes you look like a bunch of tight arsed students.
shakotan said:
alock said:
Six friends go out for a meal. You get the bill, roughly divide it by 6, round up to the nearest whole note and everyone just puts the cash on the table. Any change becomes the tip.
Six friends go out for a meal. You get the bill, decide what total tip to add, split the bill between 6, call the waitress over and have her put through 6 separate transactions on the machine the calculated amount.
One option is quick and easy. The other makes you look like a bunch of tight arsed students.
Six friends go out for a meal. You get the bill, decide what total tip to add, split the bill between 6, call the waitress over and have her put through one single transaction on the machine the full amount on one person's card, whilst the five other friends do a quick online transfer for their agreed split..Six friends go out for a meal. You get the bill, decide what total tip to add, split the bill between 6, call the waitress over and have her put through 6 separate transactions on the machine the calculated amount.
One option is quick and easy. The other makes you look like a bunch of tight arsed students.
I've always got a lump of cash in my pocket but going into wholesalers when you need £800 of kit to find your cards having an off day cos the bank are playing silly buggars can cost a days earnings. And while I have backup card options I struggle to remember the couple of pins I use regularly.
SantaBarbara said:
shakotan said:
Six friends go out for a meal. You get the bill, decide what total tip to add, split the bill between 6, call the waitress over and have her put through one single transaction on the machine the full amount on one person's card, whilst the five other friends do a quick online transfer for their agreed split..
You cannot be serious Terminator X said:
shakotan said:
alock said:
Six friends go out for a meal. You get the bill, roughly divide it by 6, round up to the nearest whole note and everyone just puts the cash on the table. Any change becomes the tip.
Six friends go out for a meal. You get the bill, decide what total tip to add, split the bill between 6, call the waitress over and have her put through 6 separate transactions on the machine the calculated amount.
One option is quick and easy. The other makes you look like a bunch of tight arsed students.
Six friends go out for a meal. You get the bill, decide what total tip to add, split the bill between 6, call the waitress over and have her put through one single transaction on the machine the full amount on one person's card, whilst the five other friends do a quick online transfer for their agreed split..Six friends go out for a meal. You get the bill, decide what total tip to add, split the bill between 6, call the waitress over and have her put through 6 separate transactions on the machine the calculated amount.
One option is quick and easy. The other makes you look like a bunch of tight arsed students.
TX.
Get with the future!
Terminator X said:
DELETED: Comment made by a member who's account has been deleted. Sheepshanks said:
I wonder if that's why the Germans are still so keen on cash? I read the other day that they're freaking out about smart TVs listening to what they say!
As I posted earlier I returned from Germany yesterday, they are still VERY cash orientated. I was a bit caught out and had to make an expensive cash withdrawal from an ATM. alock said:
Six friends go out for a meal. You get the bill, roughly divide it by 6, round up to the nearest whole note and everyone just puts the cash on the table. Any change becomes the tip.
Six friends go out for a meal. You get the bill, decide what total tip to add, split the bill between 6, call the waitress over and have her put through 6 separate transactions on the machine the calculated amount.
One option is quick and easy. The other makes you look like a bunch of tight arsed students.
Or one pays and the others forward the money, that's the way I do it. Six friends go out for a meal. You get the bill, decide what total tip to add, split the bill between 6, call the waitress over and have her put through 6 separate transactions on the machine the calculated amount.
One option is quick and easy. The other makes you look like a bunch of tight arsed students.
otherman said:
Probably an age thing. When I go out for a meal with friends, everyone turns up with cash in pocket. It's what we've always done.
We are the opposite in our early 30s, nor uncommon to just do a cash transfer to the person who paid on card, and as it's done fairly regularly we have each other's details anyway. What I do notice is when I pay people transfer the cash to my wife.. Cotty said:
I have not used cash to pay for something in over five months. Love not going home from the pub with a pocket of change
I haven't either, but my wife goes mental every time she decides the family should get an impromptu meal somewhere that charges a fortune and all you can choose from is an egg or cheese sandwich that then doesn't take card. She invariably has cash but for some reason I still get grief.Gassing Station | Finance | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff