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What's the official corporate expense policy? Ten bucks is getting off cheap for a lunch. That's more of a fast food lunch. Any sit down place would have been $15-$20 each (including tip).
Sounds like you have a cheapskate for a boss. Sorry.
What's the official corporate expense policy? Ten bucks is getting off cheap for a lunch. That's more of a fast food lunch. Any sit down place would have been $15-$20 each (including tip).
Sounds like you have a cheapskate for a boss. Sorry.
Our company policy is you buy lunch for yourself, always. Only exception is if you are taking out a client. I guess their logic is that you'll buy your own lunch if you are at work, so you can buy it on the road.
What's the official corporate expense policy? Ten bucks is getting off cheap for a lunch. That's more of a fast food lunch. Any sit down place would have been $15-$20 each (including tip).
Sounds like you have a cheapskate for a boss. Sorry.
I'd like to know what they ate. Two McValue meals and two napkins?!
I didn't even know that you could get lunch for less than 10$, anymore.
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