They didn't pay $9.00 for their coffee. If the bill came out to $25.00 then they paid $8.33 each. If the waiter pocketed two dollars, making the bill $28.00, then they each paid $9.33. $9.33 * 3 + $2.00 = $29.99. The real question is are they going to be complete assholes to the waiter for pocketing $0.66 from each of them. I suspect the kinds of producers that work on Home Alone/Godzilla crossovers very well might.
I've been curious about 'The Visitor' for a while, and I will definitely be checking it out asap. You had me at "an attempt by the owner of a professional basketball team to resurrect Satan". 'The Haunting' is one of films I have yet to see for absolutely no good reason whatsoever, so this is a good reminder.
I guess I don’t understand the riddle. The Barista “discovers” the bill for the 3 drinks should only be $25, yet further in you say “the bill was $9 per producer, or $27” total. One of those two statements are incorrect, so it’s not possible to figure this out.
They didn't pay $9.00 for their coffee. If the bill came out to $25.00 then they paid $8.33 each. If the waiter pocketed two dollars, making the bill $28.00, then they each paid $9.33. $9.33 * 3 + $2.00 = $29.99. The real question is are they going to be complete assholes to the waiter for pocketing $0.66 from each of them. I suspect the kinds of producers that work on Home Alone/Godzilla crossovers very well might.
I've been curious about 'The Visitor' for a while, and I will definitely be checking it out asap. You had me at "an attempt by the owner of a professional basketball team to resurrect Satan". 'The Haunting' is one of films I have yet to see for absolutely no good reason whatsoever, so this is a good reminder.
I guess I don’t understand the riddle. The Barista “discovers” the bill for the 3 drinks should only be $25, yet further in you say “the bill was $9 per producer, or $27” total. One of those two statements are incorrect, so it’s not possible to figure this out.