Dave's Pocket Or Shoes?

[gness]

What a quandary.... :-(

The quote for my car insurance renewal was £281 so, like others, I phoned to get it brought down.
The only change is having Dave as a named driver and that was when they came up with a new quote.......£181.........great.......I've saved £100......but....

Do I give Dave half the saving....or spend it all on shoes?..... :-)

[ubasses]

Simple - shoes every time.

[spathiphyllum]

It's not a saving.. That's such a woman's logic. You're still forking out £181

[spathiphyllum]

So to answer.. You spend it on shoes ;)

[woofgang]

shoes. No contest.....or alcohol and chocolate

[gness]

Thank you, Ubasses and Woof....nice, straightforward answers from ladies....
The other answer??? Honestly, Spath......how can it not be a saving if I have spent £100 less?....Typical man!... ;-)

[spathiphyllum]

Because you're still paying £181 i'm sure Dave agrees ;oP

[spathiphyllum]

To be fair Gness, it is different getting money off insurance (bit of a saving) and then buying a pair of shoes / dress what not because it was 20% off, then saying i saved so and so ££ ;)

[gness]

Spath...you're wrong.....but it is Tuesday.....x

[spathiphyllum]

:D

[Patsy33]

Spend it on yourself gness. I suppose you could get him a little something, like a car sponge....

[Old_Geezer]

Treat Dave to a pair of shoes.

[Rockrose]

Derrr no brainer - shoes!!

[pixie374]

Spend it on half-price shoes. Then you have saved twice as much and Dave owes you a holiday :-)

[spathiphyllum]

Why not go out for a nice meal?

[Rockrose]

//Why not go out for a nice meal? //
If Gness wanted to spend it on a meal then I am sure it would have been one of the options given above.

[spathiphyllum]

Dave could spend his £50 on a meal RR or put it towards. It would be nice.

[The Builder]

................ another way of looking at it, Gness..............

Dave owes you £90.50p for his share of the insurance ;o)

[gness]

Hey, Mr Builder!!!! More shoes.......YAY!!!!..... :-)

[sunny-dave]

Aha - what has not yet been revealed is that I saved around £140 by adding Gness as a named driver to the policy for my mad-nutter turbo Audi ... :)

... the chances of her getting to drive Siegfried are approximately 'snowball in hell', but it seemed to convince my insurers that I was in some bizarre way a safer driver for having gness on the policy ...

I spent the money on some bottles of rather nice Malt ...

[ubasses]

That means definitely shoes and Dave owes Gness £70!!!!