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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This question will probably get me some negative comments but I'm okay with it because I truly want to know the correct etiquette for this scenario. I'm heading out for happy hour tonight with a group of 7 friends, all are women. I am a lightweight, one and done and I like to get out of there early because I have two small children at home. The others in the group have more like 3-4 drinks, and linger for a while. No judgement there just trying to provide detail for my question. The last time we got together I had one drink (no food), and and left early. The rest of the group as I mentioned lingered for another hour or so, had appetizers + more drinks. As I was leaving I offered to pay the organizer of the group for my (1) drink + tip ($15), she said not to worry she would just get it from me later via Venmo. The next day I get a text from her that I owed her $40. I was a little surprised but didn't say anything as I didn't want to seem cheap or ungenerous. That said this really bothered me afterwards as clearly I had paid for a portion of everyone else's drinks and appetizers for the entire evening while I was home with my kids, and they were still at happy hour. My question is how do I handle this tonight. Do I insist on paying my portion before I leave, or let it go and just expect another $40 venmo request. Go ahead, flame away I can take it. [/quote]it seems like this is not the group to hang with if they see you only had one drink and stick you with a $40 contribution. When this happens to me, my friends insist that i contribute less. I generally would not care if I pay more than my share because it evens out over time, but if they are regularly getting 3 or 4 drinks and you are regularly getting one drink or a soda, it seems like they are taking advantage of you.[/quote]
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