When you invite someone to dinner, you find that someone has taken good cigarettes and wine privately and put it on the account. How to deal with it?

If someone is found to have taken good cigarettes and wine privately and put it on the account when checking out, the following measures can be taken:

1. Ask directly: You can politely ask the waiter or cashier directly about the extra charge and ask for an explanation of the source of the charge.

2. Check the bill: Before checking the bill, carefully check the items and amount listed in the bill to ensure that there are no extra charges without your consent.

3. Communicate with relevant personnel: If you find that the fee is unreasonable, you can communicate with the restaurant manager or person in charge and explain your observations and doubts to them. Provide specific details and facts to support your claim.

4. Retain evidence: if possible, use bills or receipts as evidence for future use when further communication or complaints may be needed with relevant parties.

5. Complaint channels: If the problem cannot be solved, you can seek complaint channels from restaurants or consumer protection organizations and report such misconduct to them.

It is important to remain calm and polite and solve problems through proper communication. If your rights and interests are damaged, it is reasonable to insist on safeguarding your rights and interests.