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A colleague is getting married and having a baby – should I go or not?

2010-12-21View Original

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A colleague is getting married and having a baby – should I go or not? You have to pay the molecule money when you go there.
Reply #22010-12-22
It doesn’t matter whether you go or not; you must contribute the share money. Otherwise, it’s not worth offending others or being looked down on—don’t let a little money ruin your relationships.
Reply #32010-12-22
Agree with what was said on the 3rd floor. Just by looking at the post made by the original poster, it’s clear that it’s probably just a casual acquaintance – someone you might nod to when you meet. If it won’t have any impact on work, then there’s no reason to go; it’s not a big deal after all, as personal interests come first
Reply #42010-12-22
This money can be made back in the future~~~~
Reply #52010-12-22
One definitely has to sprinkle it around, as is customary in social interactions.
Reply #62010-12-22
If you’re notified, go; if not, there’s no need to go. This is very simple
Reply #72010-12-22
With both arms supporting the head, of course one has to go; it’s an issue of face.
Reply #82010-12-23
Reply to 7# Du Shib: Just acquaintances; agree with this expert’s view

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