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What does dutch treat mean?

"Dutch treat" means each person pays for their own expenses. It's a way to go out with friends or colleagues without anyone feeling obligated to pay for the whole group.

The term originated in the 19th century, and the reason for using "Dutch" is unclear. It's likely due to a misconception that the Dutch were stingy or thrifty, which is not actually true.

So, if someone says "Let's go Dutch," it means you'll each pay for your own food, drinks, or whatever you're buying.

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