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My Friend Swapped the Tip Jar QR Code at Our Pop-Up

We split every table, sign, and late night, then I found out the tip QR code went to her account only.

Fictional case Interactive webtoon 8 panels

This is an original fictional interactive webtoon case about money fights. Read the story, inspect the details, pick a side, and see the split.

moneyfriendspop uptipscreative work
Two fictional friends set up a small generic art pop-up booth together.
We built the booth together.
Gut pick

Pick your first lean.

One tap now. You can flip after the story.

Optional. Final pick comes later.
Tension meter
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First take: No first take yet. Story pressure only.

Receipt layer
3 receipts waiting.
Two fictional friends review a simple pop-up booth plan beside handmade items.
The rule was simple.
A fictional friend cuts small booth signs beside a nonfunctional square payment card.
Jessa printed the signs.
Two fictional friends help customers at a busy generic art pop-up booth.
The pop-up actually worked.
Two fictional friends talk tensely while packing up a pop-up booth.
After closing, I asked about tips.
A fictional artist notices a blurred receipt clue on her phone at night.
Then a receipt screenshot gave it away.
Two fictional friends discuss pop-up costs beside packed boxes and display lights.
Jessa said it balanced out.

There was not much anyway.

A fictional artist stands beside a packed pop-up table, deciding how to handle a tip disagreement.
Now the next booth is coming up.
Evidence

Check the details.

Original booth note

Shared tips get split after each pop-up. Sales stay with whoever made the item.

Customer receipt screenshot

A customer sent Lila a thank-you message with a tip receipt showing Jessa's personal initials, not the shared account name.

Closing text

There was not much tip money anyway. I covered the signs and lights, so I figured it balanced out.

Pick your side

Where do you stand?

Three takes enter the chat.Claim a lane before the split shows.
Three takes are live. Tap a lane.
Open the receipts
  1. We built the booth together.
    Jessa brought the clip lights. I brought the display trays. We both spent Friday night turning a folding table into something that looked real.
  2. The rule was simple.
    Sales stayed with whoever made the item. Tips from the shared checkout table would be split after each pop-up.
  3. Jessa printed the signs.
    She said she would handle the table cards, the price stands, and the little tip sign by checkout.
  4. The pop-up actually worked.
    People kept saying the table felt sweet because we both answered questions, wrapped orders, and kept the line moving.
  5. After closing, I asked about tips.
    Jessa said there was barely anything to split, which felt strange after so many people mentioned tipping at checkout.
  6. Then a receipt screenshot gave it away.
    A customer sent a thank-you message, and the tip receipt showed Jessa's personal initials instead of the shared account name.
  7. Jessa said it balanced out.
    She said she paid for signs, brought the lights, and kept the booth alive while I talked to customers.
    There was not much anyway.
  8. Now the next booth is coming up.
    Do I ask for the split, reset the deal for next time, or tell my side before the same thing happens again?
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