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or it will be

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Depends on the information you want.

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Depends how you define free.

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i prefer the word, 'compensated'...

nothing is free...

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Originally posted by @trev33
Depends on the information you want.
Good point. I'm not talking about looking into your windows.

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Originally posted by @rookie54
i prefer the word, 'compensated'...

nothing is free...
"I'm free!"

(An 'Are You Being Served?' joke).

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Originally posted by @apathist
or it will be
What about the access to it?

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Originally posted by @rookie54
i prefer the word, 'compensated'...

nothing is free...
"There is no free lunch."

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Originally posted by @torunn
"There is no free lunch."
I usually don't charge my guests when they come over for lunch. 🙂

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Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-duke
I usually don't charge my guests when they come over for lunch. 🙂
No, but perhaps you expect in invitation from them in return, at some point? 🙂

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Originally posted by @torunn
No, but perhaps you expect in invitation from them in return, at some point? 🙂
I'd rather entertain than be entertained.
A bottle of wine is appreciated but not expected.


edit: btw: that information was FREE

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Originally posted by @wolfgang59
I'd rather entertain than be entertained.
A bottle of wine is appreciated but not expected.


edit: btw: that information was FREE
A bottle of wine is always welcome, flowers too - well, any gift really. I always bring something to my friends, it's like a warm hug.

Edit: This was off topic.

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Sure you do but remember, "you get what you pay for".🙄😉

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Originally posted by @great-big-stees
Sure you do but remember, "you get what you pay for".🙄😉
I don't mean to pay for their hospitality - I want them to know how much I appreciate being invited. And I suppose my friends feel the same way.

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Originally posted by @torunn
I don't mean to pay for their hospitality - I want them to know how much I appreciate being invited. And I suppose my friends feel the same way.
you europeans,
you are so genteel and civilized...
heckfire,
you folks even make canadians look like pigs rolling in the mud...