Everything was fine until the check came - most expensive restaurant dishes in the world

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Dear Miss Lonelyhearts: I met a woman online who invited me out and chose one of the most expensive places in town.
I never had a woman invite me to dinner before, we ordered wine and expensive dishes and had a great time.
Then when she paid, she didn't pay.
I thought she invited me out.
Finally, I glanced at her and said, "Hey, you invited me, but I think now you are expecting me to pick up the whole bill, which is very high.
She said: "You are the person and your job is very good, so I think you will naturally be willing to pay for it . "
"Then my stubborn side kicked in and I told her that I would pay half the money and that's it, and I asked the waiter to split the bill in the middle.
She pou, with her mouth, reluctantly took out a credit card for her half.
What's going on when a big bill comes up and some women's liberation is gone?
Don't you think she has a lot of courage to ask me out and choose an expensive restaurant?
I drove her home and she got out of the car and slammed the door.
I don't want to see her face anymore.
How do you like this? —
Dear Wolseley was shocked by her: It sounds like she is looking for a free journey in a luxurious place and thinks you have the money to fund it.
Not elegant at all!
Whenever the sex phone rings and asks for a formal appointment, you assume that the person will try to pay the full bill, but you will provide half of it.
If you start meeting on a regular basis, you will discuss different restaurants, and you both should just say, "Please let me pay," or, "Let's separate the bill this time.
"It's important to ask the question," where do you think we should go, is that fun we can afford ? "?
"You should have said to the gold digger in the first place:" Do you really want to spend so much money on me, or do you want to separate the bill?
"So that you can settle down in an affordable place and make sure who pays, she will know that you are not a sign.
Dear Miss langyxin: Christmas is coming and I can't stand my brothers and sisters --
They're a bunch of hooligans and scammers.
So I booked a trip with a friend of mine.
She emailed me today and told me she was going to buy me a Christmas present.
I thought we were going to miss Christmas, but she pointed out that the island we were going to was mainly Roman Catholic, so we 'd better start doing something.
I want to forget Christmas and when we order drinks in the water and on the beach, it will pass by us.
Now she brought Christmas back.
I don't know how to respond to her. —
Angry Green, St.
Dear annoyed Green: email her back and simply say, "it's good.
I'll give you a gift, too. " That’s it.
Back here, you avoid the Christmas scene for the whole family, so you can bend it a little and buy a gift for your travel partner.
These ideas are to avoid the situation at home and you will be successful in doing this.
You don't need to be a positive grind for your travel companion.
During the time you leave, don't complain about hating Christmas.
Relax and follow the flow.
Your main goal has been achieved by the time you board the plane, but keep in mind that this trip is only 50 cents for you.
By the way, you can't stand it if it's your siblings, but you still love your mom and/or dad, before you leave the country, you should give them some flowers or fruit baskets.
Please send your questions and comments to lovecoach @ hotmail.
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