How does ‘class-passing’ actually work?

Re:How does ‘class-passing’ actually work? by ryandrake on Thursday February 01, 2018 @03:59PM (#16285829)

I’ll never forget how odd and uncomfortable it felt the first time I went out to lunch with co-workers (at my first “real” job) and this “split the check” thing happened. I always thought it just seemed so much fairer for everyone to figure out what they ate and pay for that. Kind of a culture shock.

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Re:How does ‘class-passing’ actually work? by charlesdm on Thursday February 01, 2018 @05:47PM (#16286693)

Is it? Not co-workers, but I always find it (extremely) annoying that after having a great meal with friends that some of them insist on counting item per item how much they owe at the end of the evening.

Yes, I might have had an extra glass of wine. Or you might have had an extra side dish or a G&T. Let's either just split the bill, or I'll pay today and you'll get the next.

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Re:How does ‘class-passing’ actually work? by ryandrake on Thursday February 01, 2018 @07:05PM (#16287142)

Now it seems silly, but back then it was a sudden transition between honestly worrying about the implications of a $15 lunch vs a $5 lunch, to making some money and not having to sweat it.

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