Ticket buyer keeps $40 apology voucher for himself after cancelled comedy show, refunds friends for their $80 tickets, then one friend demands a cut and he refuses: 'I took the financial risk'

When making group plans, someone has to be the person who actually buys the tickets, right? That person is responsible for putting everything on their card, keeping track of who paid, handling the confirmation email, etc. What happens when the show is cancelled last minute? The ticket buyer receives the reimbursement for the tickets and sends every friend their $80 ticket refund. But it doesn't end there… The ticket buyer received a $40 apology voucher too and kept it for himself. The ticket buyer's Reddit user explains he wasn't planning on splitting it on the AITA subreddit. Nobody lost money on the tickets, and nobody had to chase him for the refund. The cancellation was handled cleanly, but the drama started because of the apology voucher. One friend demanded his share of the voucher, which is $10. The problem is, the voucher is not cash; it's a digital voucher that can't be easily split four ways. The ticket buyer explained that, as he took the financial risk, he decided to keep the refund for himself. His friend said that the voucher was for the whole group and that he was making a profit out of their tickets. But the ticket could only be used for a future purchase on the si…

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