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ARE WE STILL SPLITTING THE CHECK?
59% said: pay for what you ordered. The exceptions had one thing in common — the group already had a system.
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The things everyone is talking about — but nobody is actually explaining. Search the receipts, browse by obsession or find the exact investigation your group chat needs.
59% said: pay for what you ordered. The exceptions had one thing in common — the group already had a system.
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