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New App Splits Up Dinner Bill Based on Race and Gender Income Inequalities

February 26, 2016 Leave a Comment

Going out to eat with friends who have higher income than you or have a bigger appetite that order steak with extra glasses of wine, how do you split the bill? Should everyone just split it evenly? If you’re being cost conscious, Equipay might has an solution as the new app helps you split up the dinner bill with some adjustments for race and gender income inequalities. For instance, when using the app, women would only pay 78 cents for every $1 men pay of the bill. Other apps that help to split the bill include Foodivide, Splitwise and Venmo. Pleasing others is what leads to subsidizing your friends’ drinks and dessert which then leads to resentment, so don’t be afraid to stick up for yourself after ordering the cheapest item on the menu. (kshb.com)

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