Yeah I've been the one earning a fraction of the others for years so I
would often just have to skip things because I couldn't afford it.


Cordially,
Ameya Nagarajan
(she/her)

<http://www.linkedin.com/in/ameyann>





On Wed, 29 May 2024 at 14:21, Alaric Snell-Pym via Silklist <
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> On 28/05/2024 18:55, Suresh Ramasubramanian via Silklist wrote:
> > I and four of my old school friends just had a longish dinner with
> drinks (beer or juices) and just split the bill five ways.  It gets to be
> fun when people agonise over the split so much.  If you end up a bit short
> in one dinner it’ll even out in the next ..
> This works if everyone has plenty of spare money, but in my poorer days
> I've had situations where I feel I need to go along to a group dinner or
> miss out on some important networking. So I've eaten frugally, staying
> carefully within my budget... but then if at the end everyone wants to
> just split the bill equally I'd be in trouble.
>
> So, especially if you're not sure everyone present is flush with money,
> make sure it's not socially awkward for anybody who wants to just pay
> for what they ate to do so :-)
>
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