You're Breaking These Money Rules and Don't Even Know It
Money etiquette is one of the biggest sources of awkwardness in everyday life. Pete and Amanda debate who should pay for lunch, splitting restaurant bills, asking how much someone paid for a house or car, discussing salaries with friends, returning dishes after dinner parties, canceling plans because you're tired, and whether friends should always tell the hard truth. These unwritten money rules create uncomfortable situations for almost everyone. ⏱️ Chapters 00:00 Who pays? 02:10 Splitting the bill 05:30 Talking about salary 08:00 Asking what something cost 10:20 Friendship rules 12:40 Brutal honesty

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