Follow the principle of "who asks who pays"

A lot of people are very happy when they invite guests to dinner. They are unwilling to pay when they pay the bill. They always want to push it to others. As a matter of fact, it's emotionally voluntary for you to invite guests to dinner, so it's natural for you to pay for it.

Generally speaking, the principle of who pays for dinner should be followed, but if the host party has different people from the superior and the subordinate, the subordinate should complete the settlement work (the subordinate is only responsible for the on-site payment, in fact, it is the leader who pays the bill). There are two kinds of hosts: the "natural host" and the "temporary host". "Of course host" refers to the one that has been decided before entering the restaurant, such as the one that everyone has announced in advance, or the one that someone has called and invited. "Temporary host" refers to the person who is competing to be the host at the time of checking out. For the former, the owner has already determined that the payment problem is relatively simple, while the latter is more troublesome. If you want to be a host, you should choose a favorable position close to the outside first, or you can quietly give it to the waiter or cashier before paying the bill. Anyway, you should be honest with each other. Since you are willing to treat, you should learn to avoid a dispute when you check out.