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The question, of course, is whether you should have to pay for your meal after getting this.
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I suppose you should get your meal for free if it truly had been one of the best things in life. If it was simply excellent, pay up.
I think the implication is “Don’t worry about your money. Just give it all to us. Relax, the best things in life are free!” Someone was hoping for a big tip.
They seem to be forgetting the rest. “But you can give them to the birds and the bees/I want the money.” Damn. Now the song is stuck in my head.