You’re out having dinner with friends, enjoying the night, when the bill arrives. Suddenly, it gets awkward—people look around and laugh nervously. Do you split the bill evenly, even if everyone ordered different things? Or should each person pay for what they ate? It’s a situation we’ve all faced, but one Reddit user did something that surprised everyone.
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