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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This happened to me once. We went on a dinner date with another husband and wife couple we were friends with and they asked us what place we recommended so we recommended a restaurant. When the bill came they said thank you so much for dinner. It was so awkward and I couldn't believe they both felt us paying was appropriate. We never went out with them again. [/quote] Wait, just to clarify, they asked you guys to grab dinner with them, and where you guys wanted to go? And then asked you to pay?![/quote] Yes[/quote] I can't believe you didn't say something in the moment! You couldn't have just said "haha, good one, guys. Let's split it?"[/quote] It turned out that one of them had a learning disability. I think we asked them if they were going to split and they said they didn't understand that was the original plan. It was the second time it happened, and we just let it go and decided to just see them when we had a group meet up with the activity we originally met them at. I don't know if it was an act or not, but we quickly learned to talk about payment as part of planning all of our future social outings. Lesson learned.[/quote]
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