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A bachelorette party guest, who does not drink and is currently tight on funds, shared on Reddit that she doesn't want to split the bill evenly with those who do drink.

Should you split the bill with the other diners? Let your host cover it? And who pays for the guest of honor? Here's how to navigate the tab in five awkward bill-splitting situations.

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President Trump’s sons Don Jr. and Eric reportedly walked out on a hefty bar tab after trashing New York and “buying” a round at a crowded Irish pub on their recent European jaunt.

Should you split the bill with the other diners? Let your host cover it? And who pays for the guest of honor? Here's how to navigate the tab in five awkward bill-splitting situations.