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Every Friday, the sales team at Marlow Insurance orders lunch together, and Devon is in charge of collecting money from everyone. This week, the total bill came to one hundred and twelve dollars, split between seven people, so each person owed sixteen dollars. Devon sent a group message asking everyone to —contributecancelpostponerefuse their share by the end of the day. Two colleagues paid with cash, while the rest transferred money —directlyrarelyaccidentallypoorly through a mobile banking app. By four o'clock, Devon had collected enough to cover the —entirepartialwrongfuture amount, with a few extra dollars left over for a tip. He used the leftover money to —tipblamewarnreplace the delivery driver, who had arrived earlier than expected.