If you go to a restaurant and meet a good friend who is also eating, will you settle the bill for your friend?

If I go to a restaurant and meet my friend who is also eating, will you check out?

That mainly depends on what he eats. How many people?

If my friend is one or two people and I haven't checked out yet, then I will check out my friend; But if my friends are several people at the party, then I won't check my friends!

When you go to a restaurant for dinner, you may meet relatives and friends you know. I also met many friends or colleagues when I went to a restaurant to eat. According to the different situation at that time, my handling methods were different.

Last March, I took my children to Mianchang Road to eat noodles in Xinxin Road. After I went in, I saw my friend Lao Duan eating noodles in the restaurant. He should arrive three to five minutes earlier than me, and his face hasn't been served yet. He poured a cup of boiled water to drink. I took my children there. This noodle restaurant bought a ticket before eating, which shows that my friend Lao Duan has paid for it. I bought three bottles of soda, one for myself, one for my children and the third for my friend Lao Duan!

In June this year, my colleagues and I ate in a Sichuan restaurant in songshan road. At the end of the meal, our friend Xiao Li and a friend came in for dinner. They ordered two stir-fried dishes and a cold dish and were drinking. Go to the checkout after dinner, and directly settle the account of my friend Xiao Li's table. 60 yuan didn't have much money before!

Last Saturday night, I had dinner with some friends in a northeast stew shop on Jianshe Road. Half an hour later, my friend Brother Sun also brought five or six friends to dinner. I know all three of his friends and have had drinks together. After exchanging pleasantries, they began to order. After their dishes were served, I walked to their table with a glass, chatted with Sun Ge for a while, and touched several glasses of wine with everyone. Let's finish our meal first. When I went to the bar to check out, I only checked out our own table. I probably saw Sun Ge's food on that table. I ordered around 300 yuan, and I got the drinks in the hotel bar. 400 yuan for this table may not be enough, because there is too much money, and I don't need to pay for my friends.

This morning, I went to songshan road Railway Station to drink donkey broth. I was buying a scan code to buy a ticket. My friend Yolanda came in to drink donkey broth. I bought two bowls of soup from 20 yuan 10 yuan (starting price is 6 yuan for each bowl), and cakes from soup from 0 yuan1without buying steamed stuffed buns!

When I go to a restaurant for dinner, I will meet my friends and have dinner together. If a friend eats alone, it won't cost me much, and it doesn't matter if I help my friend pay the bill. However, if a friend has dinner with several friends, there is no need to help his friend settle the bill. After all, the cost is not low!

I am a loser. I get high when I drink it. Meeting friends is endless. Generally, the checkout is the wife's business. She doesn't drink much. Once she met two people three years younger than me in the community, and I had five or six people at a table. I don't know each other well. I didn't say anything. One minute, a toast arrived, and another toast arrived.

I took two men and two women to drink Fenjiu, and I drank red wine and beer. Two brothers in the neighborhood were still drinking when we left. I left quietly, and one of them never stopped.

Sometimes people talk differently from others, so when friends get together, they are classified. Small business people are mainly outside, as well as engaged in decoration and minor maintenance. The topic is different together. Retirees are another group. If retirees or classmates are willing to drink more, people who don't drink will never forget to pay the bill.

This is divided into specific situations.

The first situation: the relationship with this good friend is average, but not close. In this case, I don't need to take the initiative to pay for him.

It's just a chance encounter. It's not intimate. There is really no reason to try to be brave and pay for others.

The second situation: the relationship is good, but he has dinner with a group of people he doesn't know. In this case, I don't need to take the initiative to pay the bill.

Because a friend has his own social circle, such a dinner has other intentions or exchanges. A friend may be just one of the participants, and the protagonist may be someone else.

Although I have a good relationship with my friends, it is a personal friendship. I can take the initiative to have dinner with my friends in private, but I don't need to stand up and pay for this meal that has nothing to do with me.

The third situation: the relationship is quite good. He eats alone or with some good friends. I can join in, and then I will take the initiative to pay the bill.

The fourth situation: when you eat in a fast food restaurant, you will take the initiative to pay the bill when you meet a good friend.

Because fast food restaurants are generally not a meal, there is no interest relationship and the economic cost is not high. As a friend, I am still willing to take the initiative to pay the bill.

Generally, we meet in a restaurant, and after greeting each other, we either get together for dinner or continue to eat.

Taking the initiative to pay the bill is based on mutual affection, and not taking the initiative to pay the bill is loyal to your duties. Everyone is an adult, and this accidental situation makes no sense to expect others to take the initiative to pay for themselves.

A true friend should be like-minded people who have known each other for a long time and will not despise you because you don't take the initiative to pay the bill on this occasion.

Since "good friends" meet for dinner in the restaurant, I think the chances of "you pay him" and "he pays you" exist at the same time. "Good friends" are like brothers, how can they be regarded as passers-by and cherish a meal? (Of course, if the other party has already paid for the meal), I have met many acquaintances in my life (the relationship is just understanding and familiarity), and I will warmly receive them as long as time permits. This is the way to treat others. You told me to "turn a blind eye", but I can't. This is me, honest me!

If you go to a restaurant and meet a good friend who is also eating, will you settle the bill for your friend?

I thought about it with normal thinking, but I still don't understand why I have to pay for dinner when I meet my friends. What a strange question. I don't know if you have made the premise clear. I'm just analyzing the situation from the question you wrote.

1. When you meet your friend in a restaurant, you have to pay the bill for a reason. If you meet them, you will pay the bill. If I don't invite you to dinner, you will pay the bill, right? Then how rich you are.

2. Are you just a good friend? Do all your friends check every time they see you? Be a principled person?

If only you two are friends and invite you to have dinner together, and the relationship is very good, then it is ok for you to help pay the bill politely.

4. If your good friend is inviting a group of friends to dinner, don't you have to pay the bill? It is illogical.

If the food ordered by your friend is expensive, you can't afford it even if you are invited to dinner. Do you still want to get fat? You can also refuse to eat directly, just say hello.

6. If a friend happens to be in trouble, such as forgetting his wallet or losing his mobile phone, he will talk to you. If you know his character, then you can consider helping him.

Helping people settle accounts requires principled help. Not all your friends help you settle accounts, do they? Sometimes you can help according to your own ability, but it's not that helpful, is it? True friends just know that you have the intention to help settle accounts, and they won't let you settle accounts, but if you don't, you will meet a bad friend and kill you, so don't abuse your kindness.

It depends. If he eats by himself, tie a knot for him. If there is anything else, forget it.

When there are other people, even good friends, don't help pay the bill, because there must be a reason for his treat. Your kind help will disturb others' intentions. If your good friend indicates that you need to put on a show, pay for him generously, otherwise don't do anything thankless.

This question is simple. If he is an ordinary friend, why should I pay for him? If you meet a friend with a particularly good relationship, you should also decide whether to pay for him according to the object of the friend's banquet and the specific situation between friends. I won't take the initiative to pay for my friends unless I feel I owe them something and have a chance to make up for it.

It is important to divide friends into whom to eat. Generally speaking, eating may mean that someone is together, and that's who is involved. If this friend has dinner with friends or leaders, it is best not to check out, because you don't know what the situation is, so it is naturally inappropriate to check out rashly.

Of course, generally speaking, food may only cost tens of dollars. Now that we have met, it doesn't matter even if we solve it. It's nothing. As long as it is a good relationship, it doesn't matter who pays the bill. There is no need for good friends to care so much, and of course they won't care about that, otherwise they won't be good friends.

It is inevitable to have good friends to eat, and it is inevitable to have someone to pay the bill. This is a very normal situation and reasonable. Maybe this happens all the time.

Anyway, the author often encounters that if you pay for him today, he will pay for you another day. This is a friend and a reasonable reciprocity. As long as the feelings are deep, everything is reasonable, which is based on mutual friendship.

Friends are far and near, and relatives are thick and thin. When eating in a restaurant, rate what kind of friends you meet. When you meet a better person, you usually say what kind of people he eats with and how many people there are. It's easy to say there are two or three people. A big table 10 people, that's hundreds. See if your friends are worth your money. No, if not, just say hello. After all, our money didn't come from the wind. It depends.