She insists on picking up the check to expense it.
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We share guac and she insists on picking up the check.
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He poured a few drops in front of Tom, the broker picking up the check.
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My parents end up picking up the check, unexpectedly, so we tell them we'll buy the drinks at the show.
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Finally, I had the same designer clothes as my friends in Connecticut, and I didn't think twice about picking up the check.
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Getting doctors to prescribe name-brands by picking up the check at meal time has proved to be a reliable strategy for drug companies.
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If you can make contact with them and they're willing to meet you, take them out and listen to them and show your gratitude by picking up the check.
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Talking about money can be awkward, but few things seem to be as loaded as bringing it up on a first date — beginning with the question of who's picking up the check.
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Kevin Hart says he's got a foolproof plan to avoid picking up the check at epic dinners like the one he had with Eddie Murphy and Dave Chappelle -- and he also revealed who DID pay.
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We catch up over a cocktail and share a cheese and meat plate; he insists on picking up the check, which makes me feel better about getting a car there and home from the restaurant.
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Generous Leos don't normally have an issue with picking up the check, but if you're going dutch while you're out to lunch this week, this energy will help you figure out who owes what, so to speak.
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The experiment partly validated her pessimism about the chasm between the sexes: Men with whom she initially shared chemistry often lashed out when she exhibited dominance — while chatting in a group at a party, for example, or when picking up the check at a restaurant.
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Harki, Gary. "Baseball star John Kruk one of many fooled by bank robber", The Charleston Gazette, August 5, 2008. They socialized and partied together, with Plummer almost always picking up the check. Unbeknownst to Kruk, who moved out in November to play winter ball in Mexico, Plummer was funding the group's lifestyle by moonlighting as an armed robber, with Hafer serving as his getaway driver.
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" David Sims of The A.V. Club gave the episode a B−. He praised the acting, if not the writing: "Kramer's non-specific glee and Jerry's passive frustration at it are both different tones for the characters, and it's fun to see the show play with the archetypes they've already set up. Later on, after Jerry has cashed out with a loss but George hangs on to make a profit, George's incongruous happiness (replete with cigar, suit, and him daintily picking up the check) is equally amusing. But script-wise, it's again apparent that David and Seinfeld are pretty new to the concept of actually sketching out coherent plots... The whole thing kinda just moves along until it isn't moving along anymore. It's not unfunny, and there's some choice dialog, like Jerry and George having the first of many Superman conversations about whether he has super-humor powers.
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