What kind of psychology is it when a friend asks you to have dinner together but makes you pay the bill?

Your friend invited you to dinner, but finally let you pay the bill. Most people may be very reluctant to encounter such a thing. Since he invited you to dinner, he should pay. But maybe it's not because he is stingy or has other ideas. Maybe he just wants to invite you to dinner, thinking that you two have a good relationship, so he doesn't care about these details.

Young people nowadays may like to eat, drink and be merry. They can always find something they like to play or eat, and always try their best to achieve their goals. For example, young people's usual life is to go out to eat, drink and have fun with friends. We all know that going out to eat, drink and have fun requires a lot of money, so some people turn against each other because of money.

Some people may want something to eat, but they have no money. I thought of it the first time. You think you two have a good relationship. Maybe you will invite them to dinner, so they invite you. There is nothing wrong with this idea, but the most important thing is what should you do afterwards? If he knows how to be grateful or will do something of his own in the future to repay the meal for a day, then this friend is still worth socializing with.

But for those who ask you out just to make you pay, just to make a living, then we may be far away from such friends. This kind of friend may be what we often call a fair-weather friend. We don't have real feelings, most of which may be produced on the wine table. So when we meet something, they may hide far away. Such friends are not good for us.