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Moneyhas a habit of bringing out the worst in people.
He went online to share his story of petty revenge.
Theyve all stayed close despite moving to different jobs, and their low-key catchups are a regular tradition.
The first two times it happened, OP let it slide.
But the third time, Mike went fullsurfand turf while the others ordered modest meals.
So, OP hatched a plan.
OP says Mike barely spoke to him throughout the meal, obviously bleak his bill-splitting plan had backfired.
Everyone else was happy, no one paid extra, and OPs celebratory prime rib?
In the end, the only thing Mike walked away with was a check that matched hisappetite.
But what exactly is the etiquette when it comes to dining in groups?
We went looking for answers.
Well, hopefully, Mike has learned his lesson and will be ordering less enthusiastically at the groups get-togethers.
OP certainly seems to have gotten over his people-pleasing issues, and his position is crystal clearno more mooching.
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