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					Originally Posted by Sparrow  I had lunch with a couple of colleagues.  
The bill came to £25, so we each gave the waitress £10, a total of £30. 
As the £5 change couldn't be tidily divided between us, we asked for £1 each in change and told the waitress to keep the odd £2 as a tip.
 
We ended up paying £27 each for meal ((3 x £10) - (3 x £1 in change)) + £2 tip = £29 in total.
 
Never did figure out where the missing £1 went from the original £30. 
  (It's an old riddle, but still good for the odd argument.) | 
	
 Why did you add the £2 tip? It was already defined by negation. You had the  £30, and took away the change. 
