✈️ WENT TO MOSCOW TOGETHER, CAME BACK SEPARATELY

Four friends, five days, fifty thousand rubles.
Sounds like a dream?
It was exactly that. Until it was time to count expenses. 👍

Day 1: Kolya pays for accommodation 15k).
"Guys, chip in later."

Day 2: Masha for the cafe (18k).
"I'll send it to the group chat."

Day 3: Dima gas + toll (12k).
"Let's split equally."

Day 4: Katya excursion (5k).
"Everyone pays as much as they want."

By day five, Kolya's phone notes contained 28 lines.
Masha sent 7,500 rubles,
Dima — "Later",
Katya wrote "Oops, forgot."
Kolya looked at his account balance and thought: "What for?"😰

In the group chat, a message hung:
"Guys, let's really calculate"
"I already transferred to Masha"
"And who paid for the excursion?"

Upon arrival, the friendship cracked.
Someone was offended that they "always pay more."
Someone — that "they don't remind."
Someone just got tired of counting.😭

Next time, they opened @SplitChekBot.
Each receipt — into the bot. Each participant — into the bot.
At the end of the trip — a total statement:
Kolya owes 6,200, Masha — 5,800, Dima — 6,500, Katya — 6,500.

No Excel/calculator/notes. No grudges. No "We'll figure it out later."

If you're planning a trip with friends, save this post.
Losing a friendship over 6,000 rubles is not a good idea.

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