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    Going to be a newbie at a pool party in the coming weeks and considering whether we should split with another group. So the newbie question, how does splitting end up working? Two groups ordering drinks, food, drinks and more drinks, minimums may go over, people lose track of what they owe, etc. Ultimately I'm sure one person is responsible for it all in the end. Is it all just trust, or is there a system?

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    1. get money UPFRONT !!
    2. get money UPFRONT !!
    3. tell waitress only one person can order
    4. you can also close check

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    • #3
      ^ all of this. Collect everyone's share of the min upfront. One person takes lead and orders for everyone. Close the tab the minute you get there. If people want to go over, they come out of pocket for it.
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      • #4
        Use common sense and the recommendations above and you'll be fine. If everyone has mutual respect for one another then shouldn't have a problem.
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        • #5
          If you're worried - it's usually easier if you do bottles, i.e. 2 bottle min - each group pays half and gets a bottle.
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