My Turn! – How to Fairly Take Turns Paying
Coffee, lunch or a beer. One person pays and the other says: “My turn next.” A week later nobody is sure who was last in line.
Coffee, lunch or a beer. One person pays and the other says: “My turn next.” A week later nobody is sure who was last in line.
Reminders don't have to be awkward. It's a relationship-saving skill. Five phrases that work, and three things to avoid.
A book lent to a classmate, money lent within the family, or a plain “my turn next time”. With small agreements we always think we will remember. And then we don’t.
A Czech proverb says: "Don't lend what you don't want to lose." But life isn't about never lending – it's about lending smartly, fairly, and with a clear agreement.
All our lives, with family and friends, we lend and borrow things – a book, a drill, money for lunch. And just as commonly, we forget about it. Pucheeto was created so that friendship doesn't have to remember for us.