• 9tr6gyp3@lemmy.world
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    3 days ago

    Like i said, taxes change depending on your city/county/state/year. You wont know them all in every place you go. If you’re visiting an old friend in another state and go out to eat with them at a restaurant, how are you going to know how much the taxes will be on the bill?

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        2 days ago

        If you come visit me in Denver Colorado, and we go out to eat with 80 friends, lets look at something. Imagine the entire bill is $1058.60 for all of us. You ordered a $10.99 plate of food, an appetizer at $3.35 and 4x beers @3.75.

        How much are you sending me through Venmo?

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      2 days ago

      That’s irrelevant to the conversation. The conversation was about how splitting a large ticket is a pain in the ass for the employees.

      Knowing the taxes doesn’t factor in at any point.

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        2 days ago

        Are you just ignoring a reasonable cause for that? Lol

        People split the bill because its too much math to figure out how much you owe someone if they pay the entire bill.