When you pay someone back, are you rounding up or rounding down? or giving exact change?

themoderator · 26-30, M

Depends how much it is really. If it’s a large amount then I’ll give the exact change. If it’s like for example £9 or $9 depending on where you’re from then I’d just give them £10/$10

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DeletedAccount25 · 31-35, M

Rounding up. To the euro or the tenth euro depending on who it is. If it’s my best friend and I owe him €17, he’ll get a 20 and we don’t talk about it. If it’s my brother, I want change, lmao.

AuRevoir · 36-40, M

I don’t think about it. Whatever feels right is what I give. And it’s usually “dictated” by the other party… “You still owe me blank.95 for last weeks items at the grocery store..”

I either have spare change to nickel and dime them or just hand them the dollars and not worry about it. Whatever rips off the bandaid the fastest.

Turtlepower · 36-40, M

Depends on the amount. I usually round up though. I'll never short change them. It's either exact pay back or round up.

JackHoff · 46-50, M

I always round up. Can’t remember the last time I had to pay someone back.

BlueVeins · 22-25

Generally rounding up. I'm told people don't like it when you give exact change. I don't give a shit one way or the other, so I'd rather just do what other people like.

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