Katharina Buczek
So, she was ultimately the one who broke the ice and asked, “What am I sending you money for?”
At that point, her friend just said the money was for cooking dinner. She still did not get it, though, and told her friend that. She also asked why everyone was expected to pay.
Well, her friend wound up claiming to have spent money on the food. And obviously, her friend hosted and cooked dinner for all of their friends.
But, she believed that was her friend’s choice when they decided to host a dinner party– and she called her friend out on that.
“None of us asked you to. You volunteered to do it, and you never mentioned paying until now,” she told her friend.
Shockingly, though, her friend just responded by saying they did not host the whole dinner for free.
So, she pointed out how her friend should have told everyone that was the expectation before offering to host a whole dinner party.
“I don’t think it’s fair to just bring this up and expect people to pay,” she vented.
Her friend still did not understand her perspective, though, and ended up calling her a jerk. Her friend also claimed that they did not spend hours grocery shopping and cooking for free.
This sparked an argument, and she was just appalled because she had never heard of someone hosting a dinner party and expecting payment afterward.
Nonetheless, she wound up just sending her friend $40 over Venmo to end the incident before leaving.
