I accepted a date to go 'Dutch',but not sure what that means, am I suppose to wear wooden shoes, where to get?

Answer 1

going dutch means you each pay your own way - wooden shoes are opitional.

Answer 2

It means each person pays for their own share of the date.

but by all means wear the wooden shoes, good way to start a conversation.

Answer 3

Leave the wooden shoes at home. Dutch means you pay for your own meal.

Answer 4

The best way that I know to answer this question is basically look at it like this. View payment like you would if you were going out with a friend for the night. You would cover your own costs and the other would cover theirs. But dont view your date as a "friend", that might not work out so well. Still pamper her and everything, just dont pay her part. and if you do pay her part even though you are not supposed to that could be looked at by her as a bad thing.

Answer 5

Not sure if this is supposed to be a joke, you got a lot of points to be that dumb. Going dutch is sharing the bill. (Although u could go to Amsterdam and buy some cloggs from the mouse in the windmill just 4 a laugh).

Answer 6

This means you pay for what you order. Plz don't wear the wooden shoes!

Answer 7

yes it means you wear wooden shoes and the date is you pay your own way

Answer 8

Dutch, means that each person is supposed to pay for their own dinner/movie/etc.

Answer 9

a date to go dutch merely means that he is not going to pay for your expenses. You both pay your own

Answer 10

Nah, it means you accept to pay your share of the date. Like, if you go to a movie, you pay for your ticket and your date pays for his or hers. In other words, you split the cost.