so how much does it cost to hang out with you?
- Fountain-San

The fight cost 60 bucks, so I am guessing he charged 30 bucks

so how much does it cost to hang out with you?
- Fountain-San

You ever host a potluck? Can't imagine that.

You ever host a potluck? Can't imagine that.
- hscesq

You ever host a potluck? Can't imagine that.
- hscesq

Well, closest thing to a buffet...

so basically all you offered them was clean plates and a chair to sit on while they watched the fight?
- Symba007

And I made the meal

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- EricEngels

You ever host a potluck? Can't imagine that.
- hscesq

You ever host a potluck? Can't imagine that.
- hscesq

Friend of mine brings 1 Lipton Sidekick in a tupperware to a potluck for 15-20 people.....

You ever host a potluck? Can't imagine that.
- hscesq

hardy har.

no i never have. i've suffered through enough at work to never allow one in my home. besides i can't imagine asking guests at my house for money.

So if Saturday I had friends over, we split the fee for the GSP fight and I made dinner (burgers..etc) and charged them a little. Am I considered cheap by your standards ?
- BashCH

Ok for splitting the fee for the fight if it was agreed beforehand.

As for the burgers... cheap ass.

And I made the meal
- BashCH

and you charged them for food?

I guess it's different when you are 20yrs old and in your 30-40's, you're financially more stable.

Friend of mine brings 1 Lipton Sidekick in a tupperware to a potluck for 15-20 people.....
- muffin_man

Friend of mine brings 1 Lipton Sidekick in a tupperware to a potluck for 15-20 people.....
- muffin_man

hardy har.

no i never have. i've suffered through enough at work to never allow one in my home. besides i can't imagine asking guests at my house for money.
- Fountain-San

They'd also need a U-Haul to get the food over. Would you pay for that?

and you charged them for food?
- Symba007

it takes a lot of effort to unwrap and reheat mcdonalds.

They'd also need a U-Haul to get the food over. Would you pay for that?
- hscesq

Friend of mine brings 1 Lipton Sidekick in a tupperware to a potluck for 15-20 people.....
- muffin_man

and you charged them for food?

I guess it's different when you are 20yrs old and in your 30-40's, you're financially more stable.
- Symba007

We're all still in "students" mode....all in appartments...I'm not gonna host events that'll cost me 300$ when I need that money to buy a (frank)ing house...still cost me more than them but I thought it was normal they paid a little since it took me 2 hours to prepare dinner and I'm left with a poopton of dishwashing to do...

So if Saturday I had friends over, we split the fee for the GSP fight and I made dinner (burgers..etc) and charged them a little. Am I considered cheap by your standards ?
- BashCH

you charged them for the burgers?

this poop depends. are you guys students?

i just think that for adults, gainfully employed, when you invite people into your home, you should provide for them and not expect anything more than a bottle of wine or a dessert in return.

Srsly?

Some of you invite people over and ask them to bring food?



*tries not to complain*

We're all still in "students" mode....all in appartments...I'm not gonna host events that'll cost me 300$ when I need that money to buy a (frank)ing house...still cost me more than them but I thought it was normal they paid a little since it took me 2 hours to prepare dinner and I'm left with a poopton of dishwashing to do...
- BashCH

completely different situation then...

- Fountain-San

as the gracious host of this potluck do you eat last?

Guys, I'm buying a house for $300. Can anybody lend me.....$300?

Ok for splitting the fee for the fight if it was agreed beforehand.

As for the burgers... cheap ass.
- Dgrdnr

Splitting the fight ended up paying 12$ each...I'm not a (frank)ing bank I don't have 20$ worth of change on me at all time...I charged 15$

completely different situation then...
- scotch_tape

You should help him understand what it means to be cheap.