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Buffett12 Posted 15 years ago
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A combined pool/pot of money?
Dear All,
How do you call a combined or shared amount of money you and your friend put in before you go drinking (or something like that). So everybody pays 20 bucks and put it in a (?), so that we can buy the drinks.
Thanks in advance.
Buffett.
Note: I just need to say you guys are very helpful and quick with answers here on this forum. Is aprreciated.
How do you call a combined or shared amount of money you and your friend put in before you go drinking (or something like that). So everybody pays 20 bucks and put it in a (?), so that we can buy the drinks.
Thanks in advance.
Buffett.
Note: I just need to say you guys are very helpful and quick with answers here on this forum. Is aprreciated.
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How do you call a combined or shared amount of money you and your friend put in before you go drinking (or something like that). So everybody pays 20 bucks and thus with the pool of money we can buy the drinks.
- How do you call a combined or shared amount of money you and your friend put in before you go drinking (or something like that).
- So everybody pays 20 bucks and thus with the pool of money we can buy the drinks.
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How do you call a combined or shared amount of money you and your friend put in before you go drinking (or something like that). So everybody pays 20 bucks and thus with the pool of money we can buy the drinks.
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