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Getting drinks at bars/clubs.

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Your first question makes me think someone is definitely offering to buy you a drink. I've never had the 2nd question put to me like that, so I can't answer that one.
 
How about this:

Them: Can I get you a drink?
You: Only if you're paying! / No thanks. / Yes, I think I will have a _______.

Them: Were you getting anything to drink?
You: When? :confused:

If somebody asks to get you a drink they are probably paying. If you don't want to be asked just buy a cheap drink and keep it with you at all times.
 
Honesty is the best policy so if you cant afford to buy them a drink in return let them know. Dont be greedy if you accept a drink choose what you could afford unless they offer further. Otherwise just say thanks but I'm fine at the moment.
 
If someone offers you a drink or asks if you were going to get a drink and buys one for you for each scenario.

You don't owe them anything. Even if they say, "Well I bought you that drink now you owe me sex"

I don't care if that's somewhat bar protocols if someone offers you something and they don't say, "Can I buy you a drink oh but by the way if you accept my offer the drink represents you signature for some unofficial contract where we get to have sex afterwards"

But I donno. I've never really been inside a bar.
 
In the first instance, you can assume they are picking up the tab. In the second instance, something more needs to be said. I would say, coyly: "Are you offering me a drink?" That should clarify things.

I sometimes send exotic cocktails over to cute guys to encourage them to be adventurous and try something other than beer. I don't expect anything in return except poilteness.

You're right to be curious about what gestures mean today. We used to have a civilized culture once. Manners, politeness, and playing by the rules. Where did it all go?
 
I've never had it happen.

BUT

My favorite thing is when a friend is standing at the bar waiting to order a drink, and then I tell them to order me my drink, and then after it's all been paid for, I try to give them money, but they say, "Don't worry about it!"

:D :D :D
 
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