Couple hosts birthday party at restaurant they own, charge all their friends full price and profit over $5000 from them: 'Most couples ended up paying around $350'

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The couple in this story didn't understand either of these general rules. They owned a restaurant but didn't comp anything. And they hosted a birthday party and then sent out individual bills. So needless to say their friends wanted to keep their distance. Read on for the full story and see what you would have done.
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AITA for being annoyed that my friends charged everyone full price at their "birthday party" at their own restaurant?

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