Do you pay money when you go out with your friends?

[iwanttodie019]

or do you split bills

 

[jw_sisyphus97]

A lot of my other friends are also students or working odd jobs like me, so we always split

 

[diviosd]

we pay for ourselves usually.

 

[iwanttodie019]

we pay for ourselves usually.

Okay,waht if someone is poor.Should you pay for his money?

 

[Canto XIII]

It depends. Sometimes everyone pays for their stuff, sometimes we split evenly, sometimes someone offers, but not always the same person. I don't think about it too much.

 

[iwanttodie019]

It depends. Sometimes everyone pays for their stuff, sometimes we split evenly, sometimes someone offers, but not always the same person. I don't think about it too much.

"sometimes someone offers,"
means?
someoen pays the whole group's money?

 

[Canto XIII]

"sometimes someone offers,"
means?
someoen pays the whole group's money?

Sorry, I adapted an Italian expression into English (my ESLism strikes again). Yes, that's what I meant.

 

[diviosd]

Okay,waht if someone is poor.Should you pay for his money?

i guess it depends on how often they ask you to pay for them/how often you see them. Once in a while yes but if its everytime you see eachother and they never offer to pay for you or to pay you back, idk i won't do it unless its food but if thats the case they need to be okay knowing we're going somewhere cheap. shouldn't be constant.

 

[Forveleth]

If I invite someone out with me, I pay a lot of times although I have some friends that insist on paying. If I know someone can not afford it, I let them know "my treat" when making plans so they do not have to worry about money. If out with a group usually we all pay for ourselves, which is easier than standing there trying to figure out who owes what.

 

[latian_xy]

I kinda never go out but for the few time I did, everyone was paying his part

 

[Ryukk]

or do you split bills

I don't go out honestly

 

[vitbar]

Sorry, I adapted an Italian expression into English (my ESLism strikes again). Yes, that's what I meant.

For what it is worth I didn't suspect you were a non-native English speaker.