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Input: A group of friends and I were at a restaurant tonight. There were five of us total. After we were seated we all ordered a drink and looked over the menu. 

After we placed our orders we all sat around making small talk over the chips and salsa (it was a Mexican restaurant) that were provided to us. I felt like the mood was a bit awkward, so I said “we should all do a shot”.

So when the waitress came by we flagged her down and everyone settled on a shot for the group to do. We got them and things really loosened up from there on out. 

When the bill came I noticed the waitress put all five shots on my tab. They were $6 a piece and the $30 came to more than half of my tab.

So I told everyone “Hey, she made a mistake and put all the shots on my tab” and everyone called me cheap since the shots were “my idea” and I didn’t want to pay for them. The waitress had no problem revising the checks so that everyone got their own shot on their bill. 

I didn’t force anyone to have a shot and I never said anything about paying. Also, nobody else bought any rounds. We all bought our own initial drink, food, and that was it. Nobody else offered to get another round of anything after the shots were done and we finished eating.

AITA or did people just not want to pay for their shots? I didn’t think suggesting some liquor to loosen things up would mean I had to pay for everyone. 

not wanting to pick up the bar tab