Speaker 1: You are now entering the court of Judge Gina Leano.
Speaker 2: Even the most loving relationships can hit rough patches. But
Speaker 2: what happens when the fights can't be resolved? You come
Speaker 2: to my courtroom. I am Judge Gina, and my decision
Speaker 2: is final. You better be ready to hear my ruling.
Speaker 1: Tom has brought his partner Darren to Judge Gina. Tom
Speaker 1: claims he is the only one who buys drinks when
Speaker 1: the couple go out on the town. Tom is seeking
Speaker 1: six hundred dollars in financial compensation for rounds of drinks
Speaker 1: brought over a period of several years.
Speaker 3: Hi, guys, my name is Tom Gay from the USA,
Speaker 3: and you may have known me from TV commercials. Could
Speaker 3: be running the world's largest inflatable theme park, actor, model,
Speaker 3: TV presenter. But yes, you might know me from like
Speaker 3: the club on Oxford Street.
Speaker 4: So my name is Darren bought in Sydney, live in Sydney.
Speaker 4: I work in construction and you would know me from
Speaker 4: being Tom Gay from the USA's partner.
Speaker 3: So I've come to Judge Dina today because I love
Speaker 3: going to these fancy nightclubs in Sydney and the only
Speaker 3: way to get my partner to come out is that
Speaker 3: I'll have to buy him drinks. And I think enough
Speaker 3: is enough, especially when I see him having way too
Speaker 3: much fun today.
Speaker 4: I want Tom to keep paying for my drinks because
Speaker 4: I think it's a fair arrangement.
Speaker 1: Court is now in session. Please rise for Judge Chaina.
Speaker 2: Okay, So Tom and Darren.
Speaker 3: Hello, Hello, Hello, Hello, Well excited today, a little bit
Speaker 3: hungover from last night. But we're going to speak the
Speaker 3: truth today.
Speaker 2: Let's start right from the beginning. So how did you too? Mate?
Speaker 3: So we met. We met at Goodbar on August the
Speaker 3: eleventh of twenty eighteen. I remember Darren coming up to
Speaker 3: me and he was like, hey, mate, like nice outfit,
Speaker 3: Like are you gay? And I'm like, I don't know,
Speaker 3: twenty percent, eighty percent, whatever you want. And that was
Speaker 3: the start. That was the first conversation we had. And
Speaker 3: as we as we went downstairs in the nightclub, I
Speaker 3: saw Darren in the back of the distance he was
Speaker 3: giving me I, I was given him I And then
Speaker 3: I just decided to get up there and just kind
Speaker 3: of go and do a little cheeky little dance with
Speaker 3: him and then trying to keep this as peg as
Speaker 3: possible right now, and A few things happened, took him
Speaker 3: to the back corner, some other things happened, and then
Speaker 3: at one point, I, after this series of events happened,
Speaker 3: which once again we're keeping a PG, I turned around
Speaker 3: and asked him. I was like, wait, mate, are you straight?
Speaker 3: And then it was yeah, I've kind of really never
Speaker 3: done these things before. Blah blah blah, and the rest
Speaker 3: is history. So now we're here, So there you go.
Speaker 2: You had someone turned for you.
Speaker 3: Every day, That's the story. He tells too much.
Speaker 4: I was pretty drunk, saw some guy out of dance floor,
Speaker 4: and then that's it.
Speaker 3: Moved in that weekend practically.
Speaker 2: And what sort of things do you do when you
Speaker 2: go out? What would you describe as a fun time?
Speaker 2: Keep it g rated please.
Speaker 3: Yes, my fun time is a bit different than Darren's. However,
Speaker 3: I enjoy the night life. I enjoy clubbing, I enjoy dancing,
Speaker 3: and Darren is a an outdoors, fun, excitable character.
Speaker 4: Thank you for speaking for me. He's not too far
Speaker 4: from the truth. So I do love the outdoors that
Speaker 4: sort of stuff. I'd probably go see a band more
Speaker 4: than i'd go to a night club dancing.
Speaker 2: So do you like going out, Darren?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I enjoy it, like in moderation, you know.
Speaker 2: H So have you always known that Darren doesn't really
Speaker 2: like going out?
Speaker 3: Well, it's a struggle because Darren does like going out.
Speaker 3: I think he underplays this little bit more than I
Speaker 3: think people are assuming, Like I've seen Darren dancing around
Speaker 3: till morning time till sunrise. So no comment.
Speaker 2: Okay, So how often do you go clubbing? Is this weekly?
Speaker 3: Probably? Yeah? Yeah, it can be yeah, probably like four
Speaker 3: nights out of a week. Oh, he starts on a Wednesday.
Speaker 2: Tom, do you work?
Speaker 3: No? I don't know what he does that for. Honestly, Tom,
Speaker 3: what do you do? I'm an actor, model, TV presenter,
Speaker 3: and I also run the world's largest inflatable theme park.
Speaker 2: Okay, And so does that require you to be up
Speaker 2: in the morning and have a sleep routine?
Speaker 3: Not really. I mean I work from home. You can
Speaker 3: work remotely these days. Besides, there's twenty four hours in
Speaker 3: a day. You can do anything.
Speaker 2: Tom. You say that you loved going out and you
Speaker 2: love to party, and you do that four nights a week?
Speaker 3: Is that right?
Speaker 2: From Wednesday to start?
Speaker 3: Is correct? That's correct? If I could do it every
Speaker 3: single night, I probably would.
Speaker 2: Okay, And you're based in Sydney, are you, yes, bas
Speaker 2: okay and Darren you're an engineer correct, yes? And so
Speaker 2: do you work every day the week like five days
Speaker 2: full time?
Speaker 3: Sure? Yep?
Speaker 2: All right, and so but you're going out on a
Speaker 2: Wednesday to a Sunday night?
Speaker 3: Is that right?
Speaker 2: Are you going out the four nights a week?
Speaker 4: Well, he is, yeah, what about you? Well, not that
Speaker 4: often previously. Yeah, maybe two to three nights a week.
Speaker 4: And yeah, it's tough too, because it's not just an
Speaker 4: eight hour day. Sometimes they're like ten hour days even longer.
Speaker 4: So yeah, yeah, like busy working schedule and then also
Speaker 4: on top of it, yeah, getting dragged out to nightclubs midweek.
Speaker 2: So why are you here today? What's your beef?
Speaker 3: So I'm here today judged you know, is because we've
Speaker 3: had a pre arrangement of to get Darren to come
Speaker 3: out and to stay out with me, I have to
Speaker 3: buy him drinks. I've decided no more. I am no
Speaker 3: longer paying for his drinks.
Speaker 2: How did this arrangement come about?
Speaker 3: Well, to me, it was all fun. It was all
Speaker 3: fun and games until one day. To me, it looks
Speaker 3: like Darren just had enough. We had enough of going
Speaker 3: out and coming out and staying out to the early mornings.
Speaker 3: And then I had to whip a trick out of
Speaker 3: the old book of the Oh look.
Speaker 4: I just I started to realize nothing really good happens
Speaker 4: after twelve twelve am anymore so.
Speaker 2: And so Tom, you've come up with this old trick,
Speaker 2: as you've called it, to pay for his drinks to
Speaker 2: entice him to come out, and you've been doing that
Speaker 2: for two and a half.
Speaker 3: Years and it's worked.
Speaker 2: So when did you get the idea that you would
Speaker 2: buy Darren his drinks?
Speaker 3: We kind of came up with it together. But it's
Speaker 3: turned into a point where I really love going to
Speaker 3: these these fancy nightclubs, these you know, launch events, and
Speaker 3: Darren's not so much into the whole Instagram taking photos,
Speaker 3: doing videos, and we've gotten to a point to get
Speaker 3: him to come out, he needs to be a little
Speaker 3: bit tipsy. And if that's the way, that was the way.
Speaker 3: So we've come to that conclusion of will I will
Speaker 3: pay for Darren's drink to get him to stay out,
Speaker 3: and that's the arrangement.
Speaker 2: And how long have you been buying his drinks? Oh
Speaker 2: my god, like two and a half years now, two
Speaker 2: and a half years.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's been a while.
Speaker 2: And is he a big drinker? Is that a costly
Speaker 2: thing for you to be buying him drinks?
Speaker 3: He's ausy? Of course, of course it's costly.
Speaker 2: And so how much do you spend on drinks when
Speaker 2: you go out together clubbing?
Speaker 3: I would say a good one hundred and fifty to
Speaker 3: two hundred in a night just for Darren.
Speaker 2: Darren, did you know that? Did you know he was
Speaker 2: spending one hundred and fifty to two hundred Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, you guys are like the nicest nightclubs in Sydney
Speaker 4: and it's like twenty five dollars for a drink.
Speaker 2: Right, So you're not holding back there obviously you're having
Speaker 2: one hundred and fifty to two hundred dollars worth of drinks.
Speaker 2: So why do you insist that Darren comes out with you? Tom?
Speaker 3: I want him there, Like as a loving partner, it's
Speaker 3: always good to have kind of your partner in crime
Speaker 3: next to you getting up to all crazy shenanikins and
Speaker 3: I feel I love going out, but there are moments
Speaker 3: in my life when I just want my partner next
Speaker 3: to me.
Speaker 2: So, Darren, are you not willing to go out with
Speaker 2: him unless he pays for your drinks? Is that what
Speaker 2: it's come to like?
Speaker 3: Sometimes?
Speaker 4: Yeah, but it tends to be the same same thing
Speaker 4: every time.
Speaker 2: So well, what do you like to do for fun?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: So I like to go down to the pub with
Speaker 4: a couple of mates, you know, familiar, familiar territory, just relaxed,
Speaker 4: sit down and have a few drinks with friends. You know,
Speaker 4: maybe sometimes get a little bit crazy, but yeah, just
Speaker 4: away from the dark, dirty nightclubs, you know.
Speaker 2: So you like a dark, dirty pub? And does Darren
Speaker 2: pay for your drinks or food when you go to
Speaker 2: the pub?
Speaker 4: Norely comes that's the issue here, Okay, No, I mean
Speaker 4: to be honest with you, I don't.
Speaker 3: I mean, look, no offensing to clubs at orly pubs
Speaker 3: at all. But I just can't sit there. I can't
Speaker 3: watch footy, I can't even drink a beer. This is
Speaker 3: not my vibe.
Speaker 2: What are you two doing together? What's going on?
Speaker 4: You should see what I have to You should see
Speaker 4: what I have to put up with it when every
Speaker 4: single time we go to club Sultan Pepper. Obviously obviously
Speaker 4: you've heard high. It's not just Tom, It's I'm Tom
Speaker 4: and gay from the USA. Yes, I dare you judge
Speaker 4: Gina to ask Tom where he's from?
Speaker 3: So mind you, I have to hear this.
Speaker 4: I've heard this over a thousand times and I could
Speaker 4: almost run the spiel off myself.
Speaker 3: But ask Tom where he's from?
Speaker 2: IM a bit worried about that. Tom, am I allowed
Speaker 2: to ask you where you're from?
Speaker 3: Tom Gay from the USA? Born in Cleveland, Ohio, Griven Washington,
Speaker 3: d C. Lived in La Miami, New York. We've been
Speaker 3: Spain for a year and now I live here.
Speaker 4: I mean, he's he is born in Cleveland. His parents
Speaker 4: are from Cleveland. He's from Cleveland, all right?
Speaker 2: And so how often do you go to the pub
Speaker 2: with Darren and how often does Aaron go at clubbing
Speaker 2: with you?
Speaker 3: Oh? Man, I would say that that's definitely not a
Speaker 3: fifty fifty split. I mean, when Darren goes to the pub,
Speaker 3: he'll ask me, as a courtesy, do you want to
Speaker 3: come with me? And I'll say yes or no. You know,
Speaker 3: but if I go, I'm there for one drink to
Speaker 3: say hello, show my face, and then I'm out.
Speaker 4: He barely puts a foot in the door before he's
Speaker 4: almost outside of public.
Speaker 2: It's fifty to fifty but very short. Short stays.
Speaker 4: Yeah, short stays. When I go out with him, I'm
Speaker 4: out till four am in the morning.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, well that sounds like you're having fun then.
Speaker 3: Hmm, this is why we're here.
Speaker 4: So okay it I mean after two or three drink,
Speaker 4: doesn't everyone?
Speaker 2: I mean I would suggest that what you do for
Speaker 2: fun is you go out clubbing. Have you worked that out? Darren?
Speaker 3: We help me?
Speaker 2: Well that's a question for Darren.
Speaker 4: Well I do I do? It's not It's not my
Speaker 4: number one choice. So for him to persuade me, yeah,
Speaker 4: I get him to pay for the drinks. I shouldn't
Speaker 4: be spending one hundred and fifty dollars a night for
Speaker 4: somewhere like I can really, I don't want to be.
Speaker 2: All right, but you're not spending one hundred and fifty
Speaker 2: at night. Clearly Tom is spending one hundred and fifty
Speaker 2: at night?
Speaker 3: Correct two hundred.
Speaker 2: How old are you Tom?
Speaker 3: I am thirty one years old?
Speaker 2: And how old are you Darren?
Speaker 3: Thirty five?
Speaker 2: Okay, he's lying, are you forty or thirty five?
Speaker 3: I'm forty years old.
Speaker 2: Oh see, there you go. Okay, so you're getting a
Speaker 2: bit tired are you Darling.
Speaker 3: Well, you know what, like I think, you know, age
Speaker 3: is just a number, and I think days a new
Speaker 3: day until you get maybe I'll see you in the
Speaker 3: next eight years and then we can we can get.
Speaker 2: Back know about it. It's a very interesting dynamic. Why
Speaker 2: are you together?
Speaker 3: Maybe you know it's a little bit of yin and
Speaker 3: yang in Sulton Papa babyes. So I mean, I don't
Speaker 3: think I could be happy with someone exactly like me.
Speaker 3: I feel like the energy levels would just keep raising
Speaker 3: each other up. I feel Darren has been so helpful.
Speaker 3: I think in the past four and a half years
Speaker 3: it's because he has kind of settled me down. He's
Speaker 3: kind of pulled me back, you know, and kind of
Speaker 3: really brought me, you know, into this country, you know,
Speaker 3: living in Australia. It's it's been amazing. But you know,
Speaker 3: you don't always need to be the American that I
Speaker 3: once knew it myself has you know, So yeah, kudos
Speaker 3: to Darren for putting up for it.
Speaker 2: What was the American that you once were?
Speaker 4: Let's not stereotype but loud, slightly obnoxious, steric, excitable center
Speaker 4: of the universe.
Speaker 2: Okay, so the stage isn't quite big enough for two Toms. No,
Speaker 2: So what do you want me to do today?
Speaker 3: I want you. I want you to at least find
Speaker 3: a solution to this problem. Potentially, hopefully we can come
Speaker 3: to an arrangement where I'm no longer having to spend
Speaker 3: two hundred dollars, especially if I see Darren having fun.
Speaker 3: You know. So the whole the reason behind it is
Speaker 3: to get Darren to come out is because it's assumed
Speaker 3: that he's not gonna have fun, he doesn't want to
Speaker 3: be there, Okay, But the moment I start to see
Speaker 3: him enjoying that his life, enjoying those moments, and he
Speaker 3: coming up to me, let's get another round, Well that's
Speaker 3: a point. That's a line that I'm gonna draw, because
Speaker 3: now it sounds like he wants to be.
Speaker 2: There, all right, Darren, Why don't you just say no
Speaker 2: if you don't want to go out?
Speaker 3: I do, and I do it many people.
Speaker 4: Do you say no, Well you do want to go out?
Speaker 4: I do say no, Okay, no, I'm gonna go down
Speaker 4: the pub. I'm gonna hang out with my friends, hang
Speaker 4: up my brother, do some things just around the area.
Speaker 3: So I do say no.
Speaker 2: And do you insist that Tom comes out with you.
Speaker 2: Two things he doesn't want to do.
Speaker 3: I do? I do? I say, come?
Speaker 4: You know obviously my brother lives down the road for me,
Speaker 4: and you're like, got family there, And I was like,
Speaker 4: come come, everyone wants to see you. Come hang out
Speaker 4: for a little bit. Very rarely does because he's doing
Speaker 4: his own thing. So yeah, I'd be happy if he
Speaker 4: came out with me a little bit more so, Mike,
Speaker 4: if I ever had a counterclaim, it would actually be,
Speaker 4: you know, come with me.
Speaker 2: Okay, So what do you do to spend time together
Speaker 2: rather than nightclubs? Do you go to travel?
Speaker 3: Do you? Yeah? We do. We do.
Speaker 4: We travel a lot together and obviously even last weekend
Speaker 4: we'll Downagenolan Caves, so we had a there's a couple
Speaker 4: of big weekends and then so so.
Speaker 2: It's not the end of the relationship.
Speaker 3: No, not at all.
Speaker 2: Tom, What do you say about Darren not going out
Speaker 2: with you?
Speaker 3: Can I just have the cake and eat it please?
Speaker 2: Well, the problem is you can't force someone to do
Speaker 2: something they don't want to do. You see, even in law,
Speaker 2: you can't force someone to do something. You can force
Speaker 2: them to pay if they don't want to pay, but
Speaker 2: you can't actually make someone do something they don't want
Speaker 2: to do.
Speaker 3: So can we come up with like a kind of claim.
Speaker 2: You're putting in the claim? What are you talking about?
Speaker 2: You want to claim? And a counterclaim? Tell me, enlighten me?
Speaker 2: What is the strategy with love?
Speaker 3: If I start to add up drinks per night that
Speaker 3: we go out in terms of dullar amount, I either
Speaker 3: want I want someone of that back. I want someone
Speaker 3: I want some of that money.
Speaker 2: About going forward or in the past moving?
Speaker 4: I want the past and going forward because who goes
Speaker 4: here his money, here's free drinks.
Speaker 3: Actually give it all back.
Speaker 4: Now, I'm gonna start going around the house and collecting
Speaker 4: all the presents that I bought you.
Speaker 3: That's scooter to use every single day. Take it right back.
Speaker 2: So you've been living in the same house for four years,
Speaker 2: four and a half years, and so what's the set
Speaker 2: up there? Who pays for wash? And I don't need
Speaker 2: the breakdown? How do you? How do you do that?
Speaker 2: Is it shared expenses?
Speaker 3: Yeah? So we have a joint bank account, which is great.
Speaker 3: Everything is split down the middle from rent to took him
Speaker 3: a while. I was very reluctant at paying rent when
Speaker 3: I first.
Speaker 4: With the friendly word on the radio. Very frugal, surprisingly surprisingly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but he's very generous.
Speaker 4: It's very surprising arrangements. That's how Yeah, because that's how
Speaker 4: you get.
Speaker 3: What you want in life's throw money at it.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, I think I've got things in life
Speaker 2: without throwing money up. It's a very interesting idea. So
Speaker 2: you split everything halfway? Yes, yeah, right, except for buying drinks.
Speaker 3: Which comes out of my personal expense account.
Speaker 2: Uh huh.
Speaker 3: Okay, we do have.
Speaker 4: Two, like we have one joint account and two separate ones,
Speaker 4: and we kind of just use that joint account for
Speaker 4: all joint expenses.
Speaker 2: And then yeah, all right, And when you go to
Speaker 2: dinner at a restaurant, who pays?
Speaker 3: Do you split that? Yes, short answer, yes, but it
Speaker 3: depends on the occasion. If it's my birth there, Darren's
Speaker 3: birth there.
Speaker 2: So it's only these nightclubs. It's only nightclubs that Tom
Speaker 2: takes you too, Darren, and that he pays.
Speaker 3: It's correct.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's it, all right, And you've done that for
Speaker 2: two and a half years. Do you get along with
Speaker 2: each other's friends, like, do you have the same social group?
Speaker 4: A good question, very good question. His friends are lovely, lovely, lovely,
Speaker 4: lovely people. Just my crowd's a little different. I'm not there,
Speaker 4: and no disrespect, well whatsoever. I understand that Instagram is
Speaker 4: a very fun way to promote things, and yeah, get
Speaker 4: free drinks as well, sometimes a complement drinks. So yeah,
Speaker 4: so not my crowd, you know, like I love them
Speaker 4: the death actually, but it's yeah, my my crowd's more
Speaker 4: hang out the part of this new band, have a beer,
Speaker 4: have a laugh, talk about some sports.
Speaker 3: Answer the question we get along, don't get along?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yes, all friends get along. Yes, my friends are very
Speaker 3: models influencers.
Speaker 2: Tiktoker's okay, So can I ask you? How much do
Speaker 2: you think you've spent on drinks for Darren in the
Speaker 2: past two.
Speaker 3: And a half years. Give let me do some quick math.
Speaker 2: And while while you're doing that, Tom, Darren, how much
Speaker 2: have you spent on Tom?
Speaker 4: Yep, not too much, not too much, says he's never
Speaker 4: at the pub. So yeah, because I've come up with
Speaker 4: this figure. This this is just a rough draft over
Speaker 4: the past just one year.
Speaker 2: And how much is that then?
Speaker 3: Five two hundred bucks in drinks and that it's based
Speaker 3: on half of a year going out for at least
Speaker 3: twenty six of those.
Speaker 4: Na, I mean, I'll give you fifty bucks. I mean
Speaker 4: you said it before, are your honor? You said it before.
Speaker 4: He's given that to me.
Speaker 2: He has given that to you. So this is the
Speaker 2: next question. Can I ask you Tom, have you raised
Speaker 2: this with Darren in the past, that you don't want
Speaker 2: to pay for his drinks?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 2: How long ago was that?
Speaker 3: This is probably three and a half weeks ago.
Speaker 2: And how much have you spent in drinks in the
Speaker 2: three and a half weeks since you've said this?
Speaker 3: Oh my god? Since then? Probably close to We've went
Speaker 3: out at least three three three times. So yeah, but
Speaker 3: six hundred bucks, six hundred, do not recall the conversation.
Speaker 2: Okay, but you're willing to pay for the first round
Speaker 2: of drinks?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Well okay, so what's six hundred less the first round
Speaker 2: of drinks?
Speaker 3: Four hundred?
Speaker 2: About four hundred it is, it's about four hundred dollars. Okay.
Speaker 2: I'm going to deliberate and I'll be back with you shortly.
Speaker 3: Your honor, Before you go, can you please taken consideration
Speaker 3: for any future things that are going to happen and
Speaker 3: occur a mine in Darren's life of going out.
Speaker 2: We'll do.
Speaker 1: Judge Gina, and he is deliberating and will soon hand
Speaker 1: down her verdict. Please do not leave the courtroom.
Speaker 2: So Tom and Darren, you're a couple from Sydney and
Speaker 2: you live together and you have done so for about
Speaker 2: four and a half years. And Tom you very act.
Speaker 2: Going from what I see and from what I hear,
Speaker 2: you're a model, an actor, presenter, and your own you
Speaker 2: own your own or what you say to be the
Speaker 2: world's largest inflatable theme park. And Darren you're an engineer
Speaker 2: and you're from Paramatta. Is that right?
Speaker 3: Ah?
Speaker 2: Yes, okay. You have this arrangement where you live together
Speaker 2: and you split your expenses except for on the occasion
Speaker 2: when or on the occasions it sounds like when Tom
Speaker 2: takes you out to nightclubs you are ten those nightclubs
Speaker 2: is contingent on him paying for your drinks. This is correct,
Speaker 2: all right, But about three and a half weeks ago
Speaker 2: Tom has approached you and said, well, he's no longer
Speaker 2: happy with that arrangement, and since then he's spent probably
Speaker 2: about six hundred dollars worth of drinks. But he does
Speaker 2: say today that he'd be willing to pay for your
Speaker 2: first round of drinks. But despite the fact that he
Speaker 2: said to you that he's not willing to pay for
Speaker 2: your drinks, you've continued to allow him to do that,
Speaker 2: and you've continued to go out partying with him where
Speaker 2: he's incurred that additional cost. So I've calculated that in
Speaker 2: the last three and a half weeks, if they're six
Speaker 2: hundred dollars worth of drinks, that if Tom was willing
Speaker 2: to pay the first round of drinks, that that probably
Speaker 2: would have only cost him a couple of hundred dollars.
Speaker 2: So he's out of pocket and additional four hundred dollars
Speaker 2: on the basis that he was not really willing or
Speaker 2: happy to pay for those drinks. And in my opinion
Speaker 2: and under the circumstance answers, I would say, Darren, that
Speaker 2: you've actually exploited your partner there, and that you've taken
Speaker 2: advantage of him. So I'm going to award Tom four
Speaker 2: hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: I will take that.
Speaker 2: In terms of going forward, I would say that you
Speaker 2: to are at liberty to come to any agreement that
Speaker 2: you like, obviously subject to one or the other exploiting
Speaker 2: each other. And I would suggest and I would decide
Speaker 2: on your behalf because obviously this is a sticking point
Speaker 2: in your relationship. So I will decide on your behalf
Speaker 2: that going forward, Tom continue to pay for the first
Speaker 2: round of drinks, and that Darren, you're on your own
Speaker 2: after that. Thank you. My decision is final.
Speaker 3: So today's experience, I walked away a winner in this sense.
Speaker 3: I get to have my partner come up with me
Speaker 3: every time I want to go clubbing and the only
Speaker 3: thing I have to do is buying one drink. And
Speaker 3: on top of that, I got four hundred bucks.
Speaker 4: About today's outcome, I feel like it's a little unfair.
Speaker 3: I think she called Darren out and exactly what he
Speaker 3: needed to be called out on, and yeah, I will
Speaker 3: happily pay one drink for every time he comes out
Speaker 3: clubbing with me. I think Gena's treatment of me was
Speaker 3: pretty fair.
Speaker 4: She did call me out and say that I was
Speaker 4: maybe a little bit too old and too tired for clubbing,
Speaker 4: which is a little distressing. So I feel like Gina
Speaker 4: has resolved this disagreement. As long as I still get
Speaker 4: at least one free drink when we go out, I'm
Speaker 4: gonna stick with that and be happy.
Speaker 3: At the end of the day. I will always love
Speaker 3: Darren and this will not affect Mine in his relationship whatsoever.
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