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Subject: Charging for Christmas dinner
Replies: 25 Views: 1553

9362 26.11.18 - 04:47pm
So if you have a group of friends /family over for Christmas dinner,is it right to charge them to cover the cost of ingredients/ time spent to make it? * +

3mel 26.11.18 - 04:51pm
if your true objective was to end up with no-one coming over then maybe * +

cleancut 26.11.18 - 04:53pm
What a fu*king question! Course It's not okay. * +

mikeymk 26.11.18 - 05:33pm
Of course. With the rates based on their income, obviously. * +

reenee 26.11.18 - 05:41pm
hope you're not really being serious pw :p * +

prattle 26.11.18 - 05:45pm
Id just go to a restaurant where im not forced to be polite, and restaurants dont go nuts when you steal their cutlery * +

9362 26.11.18 - 05:56pm

70 pounds a head where I work on Christmas day * +

sisfreak2017 26.11.18 - 06:02pm
YES Ovcourse thats if your not wanting too-many Guests
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Christmas dinner is maybe like a normal sunday dinner ,, vut splashed out in order to hire a waiter/erss to deliver the bill * +

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