What
do you mean, “if that’s the way I want to be”? How else would we divvy it up?
* divvy: to divide, usually in equal
portions
ex>
How shall we divvy up this pizza between the seven of us?
Isn’t
that kind of old-fashioned? I mean, we both have jobs, so what’s the hassle with going fifty-fifty?
* hassle: an irritating inconvenience; to
pester or inconvenience someone
ex>
Getting an electronic door lock saved me the hassle of carrying keys.
* fifty-fifty: two equal halves, usually
of a debt or sum of money
ex>
My roommate and I got a lot of money for returning our empties, so we split it fifty-fifty.
Well,
this is our first dinner in a proper restaurant, so I thought you’d at least
offer to pick up the tab.
* pick up the tab: to accept
responsibility for a debt, especially for a meal or drinks
= pay
the check; pick up the bill; pick up the check
ex>
I’ll pick up the tab this time, but only if you promise not to leave
your wallet.
Note>
A “tab” is a bill, as for a meal in a restaurant.
Well,
if I offer now, it won’t seem like it was my idea. Will I still get any brownie points?
* brownie points: recognition for good
acts or work
ex>
I got brownie points for remembering our anniversary
Note>
“Brownie points” are imaginary points
earned by someone for doing a good deed, and lost by doing something
unfavorable by a tier of 7-10 year old Girl Scouts or Girl Guides.
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