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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Op here, I responded to a few pp's but thought it best I add it here. This actually happened to a close friend. I've advised her that she needs to pay because although she didn't have any say in the planning process, she knew for months and allowed it to go on. Now she's upset that she's stuck with the bill as if she magically thought her silence and lack of being asked her opinion matters in the end. It doesnt. This person went all out in her decor/food in my opinion because she thought she was going to be help. It was rude of this person to use her in the way she did but my friend allowed it to happen. And who doesn't talk budget, vendor and menu with your co host. The host did what she wanted, how she wanted.[/quote] Well, if the other host didn't let her know how much anything was costing, I'd say she's off the hook for anything that was beyond her (actual, set in advance) budget. And it would matter whether your friend tried to offer input or just sat around and waited to be consulted. [/quote]
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