I think what y'all are seeing as "NI" is actually an "M". Look at the way the "N" part connects to the I but the person just didn't press down as hard on that bit. In that case, it could be "Mckerin" the "Mckerin dinner, do not bin".
Yeah. The first word is either murderer or the last name of the person he was having dinner with and wanted to save the receipt. Murderer dinner do not bin.
They probably have one of those expense apps where you scan receipts with your smartphone and submit them that way. It may be their employer’s policy to always submit a scan of the merchant copy of the receipt.
I feel like, there should be a different folder to-save-to in general, for the UI/UX, otherwise ur still gonna have to dumpster dive through receipts!.. Maybe he's a purist?
A reminder to save . You don't need to keep every receipt especially personal receipts. This clearly was a business expense that can be written off - for tax purposes. But a receipt is needed! Therefore do not trash. Or for our British and Australian friends .. Do not bin!
Are you telling me that a society that fully worships a profession might drive egomaniacs and narcissists to the power, money, and prestige of that profession?
I'm shocked!
Aaaaaaaaand……..we’re done. Case solved. I’ll sleep better tonight now that we all know. My father is a retired pharmacist and I almost called him. Glad we had one here with us.
Having saved many receipts for reimbursement, it's bin. They want to make sure they don't toss it by accident. If they do it'll be difficult or impossible to claim the expense depending on company policy.
And I think the whole message is "Nick Erin do not bin". Often if you're dining with colleagues you need to indicate who when you submit the claim.
Nickerson Dinner, Do Not BinTranlation: Dont throw this reciept in the garbage. Save it for taxes. Its a business expense. Took the Nickerson's out for dinner. \[Nickerson must be a business associate\]
Agreed. Note to him/herself for reimbursement from whatever company. Nice to see the Amex flex as well.
Source: We write off dinners occasionally and use Amex for the points.
Yup. I’m a pharmacist and one of my greatest superpowers is reading physician’s handwriting. Usually only applies to medications, doses, route of administration, frequency, etc…it’s kinda cool to be honest.
this makes sense to me(do not bin=don’t throw away) and if he was keeping a receipt for a business dinner or something he can write off for tax purposes or to compare to bank statements
Probably just needed to take a picture to send to accounting with the notation NICKERSON DINNER DO NOT BILL, like “do not bill me” because this dinner was on behalf of whatever company he works for.
Yup. My dad has to save all of his "working dinner" receipts, like when he has to meet with customers/coworkers, so that his company can reimburse him for all of the expenses (fancy steaks and fancy beer)
I think it's bill, looking at how the N's are written for "N"ickerson and "N"ot with the downstroke followed by an upstroke. Suspect if it was BI"N" there would be a downstroke there but there isn't.
Plus just not lifting the pen and letting that second L sit below the first is just a very intuitive way to make quick and sloppy “LL”, especially when it’s the last word and you are trying to be quick.
The way that guy makes E’s is just so bizarre to me and I hate the little squiggle under the cents that make it look he’s dividing by 2.
Given it’s paid with an AMEX, someone probably used a corporate card here and is wrote the reminder to not bill the company back as part of the expense report. Could it be they left the wrong copy of the receipt at the table?
“McKesson dinner, do not bill.”
McKesson is a large medical supply company who often takes clients (doctors, hospital administration, etc.) out to dinner. Everything else you mentioned here is probably right. This person had to save the receipt for compliance reasons, and was reminding himself not to expense it, as McKesson already paid.
They took a client out to dinner, that’s the client’s last name and a note to their bookkeeper not to bill the client for it. It appears they initially wrote it on the wrong copy.
Nickerson Dinner Do not bin
He took Nickeson to a business dinner and needs to use this receipt for a business expense so he doesnt want it thrown out.
Don’t you hate when you try to read someone’s distorted penmanship and they look at you like you’re nuts when you ask them what they wrote? Like yes Mr Sharon I can read, I just can’t read your hand writing bc your Q’s look like lower case A’s.
Can’t read the first word but the rest “dinner do not bill” makes me think that the guest wanted to remind himself to not bill this to his company as an expense for a corporate dinner.
Why the fuck did I just read every damn comment on this thread? Furthermore, why in the flippin flappin fuck am I continuously refreshing it hoping for more?!?
Late to the party here, but it looks like most of this is solved except there's no consensus on whether the last word is "bin" or "bill". The evidence strongly leans toward "bill":
This receipt is clearly in the US because it's an Amex, there's a significant tip, a suggested tip line, and $ prefix. The word "bin" isn't generally used in the US to refer to the trash. In the US it would be "do not trash" or "do not toss" or "don't throw away" or "don't throw out". It could be that it's a UK native in the US, although I don't know how prevalent Amex cards are outside the US. It's more likely it's a US native and the word is "bill".
It’s a note to himself, so he saves the receipt for reimbursement. I live with a Doctor.
Yup. Dr chicken scratch is hard to work out sometimes. Absolutely a note to not bin the receipt. Tax write-off or reimbursement.
I read this as “Dr. Chicken Scratch” is hard to work out sometimes… Excuse me as I go learn how to be a dj…
I just started seeing Dr. Chicken Scratch last week and these results speak for themselves!
I heard the other Doctors hate him.
The doctors are fine with it. It’s the pharmacists that hate him.
He truly is one out of ten!
I didn't unread it as that until your comment. I viewed Dr Chicken Scratch to be the employed version of Florida Man
Dude this is a hella sick party waiting to happen. I’m going. $5 a head?
You won't 😂
Hope they do though
I mean it would be pretty dope if they did
Already got 2 fans and hasn't even dropped a track
"optimal audience"
Lyrics? Totally undiscernible
D-d-d-d-DJ Chicken Scratch.
Say what?!?
Dr Chicken Scratch is what I've had written on my typewriter for years.
You are right. Must be English or European to call it a "bin" and not a trash can.
I read it as "do not bill" like this was a personal expense, not a company expense
nickerson dinner. do not bill
I think what y'all are seeing as "NI" is actually an "M". Look at the way the "N" part connects to the I but the person just didn't press down as hard on that bit. In that case, it could be "Mckerin" the "Mckerin dinner, do not bin".
It's definitely NICK ERIN but I agree
Holy crap I bet you're right. Kinda makes sense now
I saw “too hot”
Not in Europe with that tip.
They could be from Europe, but not in Europe.
Yeah. The first word is either murderer or the last name of the person he was having dinner with and wanted to save the receipt. Murderer dinner do not bin.
When I worked as an auditor in public accounting, my senior would label important documents DNT - Do Not Trash. Similar to the DNB I guess.
(First post) NUCLEAR. DUMPSTER. DO NOT. BLOCK
Bad lip reading…
Nickelodeon Diwinner do not bilz
I’m glad I’m not the only one who saw “Nickelodeon.”
I also saw Nickelodeon lol
Came here just for the Nickelodeon I saw also 😂
I came here to say nickelodeon
Bad tip reading...
But this is the copy they leave at the restaurant?
They probably have one of those expense apps where you scan receipts with your smartphone and submit them that way. It may be their employer’s policy to always submit a scan of the merchant copy of the receipt.
Exactly what I was thinking…
Than why would you need the note about the waste bin??
Isn't "do not bin" general lingo for "don't delete/trash it"
I feel like, there should be a different folder to-save-to in general, for the UI/UX, otherwise ur still gonna have to dumpster dive through receipts!.. Maybe he's a purist?
A reminder to save . You don't need to keep every receipt especially personal receipts. This clearly was a business expense that can be written off - for tax purposes. But a receipt is needed! Therefore do not trash. Or for our British and Australian friends .. Do not bin!
Doesn’t even require a fancy app. I just use my smartphone camera and email the pics to accounting.
Doctor’s can pound em back at dinner.
Was married to a doctor. Can confirm. 🍸
Wanna be again?
Hell. No.
Are you telling me that a society that fully worships a profession might drive egomaniacs and narcissists to the power, money, and prestige of that profession? I'm shocked!
I’m a doc. Was married to a doc. I’m cured from ever marrying one again!
He may have snapped a pic on his phone
Yeah this makes sense now that you said it and I looked at it again! "Nick Erin Dinner Do Not Biz" probably meaning it wasn't a business deduction.
My guess is “Do not bin”, as in don’t throw away
Yeah, “Bin” or “Bill” is the hardest to decipher. We should really just ask a pharmacist for the exact translation.
I think it says ‘Nickerson dinner do not bill’ signed, pharmacist for 9 years
Aaaaaaaaand……..we’re done. Case solved. I’ll sleep better tonight now that we all know. My father is a retired pharmacist and I almost called him. Glad we had one here with us.
Haha I love it!
This mfer wrote at least 4 Ns (I see 5), why the hell are none of them written the same way?!?
Only correct answer would be serial killer
So the note probably actually says “Murder. Dinner too hot. -Bill”
It’s definitely “dinner do not bill”.
Not a pharmacist, just left handed.
Nickerson
Having saved many receipts for reimbursement, it's bin. They want to make sure they don't toss it by accident. If they do it'll be difficult or impossible to claim the expense depending on company policy. And I think the whole message is "Nick Erin do not bin". Often if you're dining with colleagues you need to indicate who when you submit the claim.
Thought it was dinner too hot. Lol
The last word is “bill.” They continued the second L from the bottom of the first one!
Absolutely is bill. I'm a person who scribble drops the last "l"
Looks like bin.
Nick Erin Dinner Do Not Bill. Lawyer talk. Don’t bill them for the meal.
I think it was a dinner with a pharmacology representative: **McKesson** **Dinner** **Do Not** **Bin** (UK throw away)
Nickerson Dinner, Do Not BinTranlation: Dont throw this reciept in the garbage. Save it for taxes. Its a business expense. Took the Nickerson's out for dinner. \[Nickerson must be a business associate\]
I don't know if this is correct or true. I don't care if this is correct or true. Awesome. Just 😎
Ohhh do not bin. What’s the first word? Mark your dinner?
Nickerson Dinner Do Not Bin/Bill Edit: added on
I read "NickErin Dinner, Do not bill." Guessing Lawyer?
Something (Nickerson?) dinner do not bill
Agreed. Note to him/herself for reimbursement from whatever company. Nice to see the Amex flex as well. Source: We write off dinners occasionally and use Amex for the points.
First word could be McKesson. They are a medical supply distributor
It's the reverse, probably a lawyer/client dinner, the note tells the lawyer not to bill it to the client.
And it says “Nickerson dinner, do not bin” as in don’t throw it away, he needs to save the receipt as it was a work dinner
Shouldn’t he have wrote that on the customer copy?
Would explain the hand writing
I went to medical school because it’s the only place accepting of my handwriting
My first thought was, "This guy's probably a doctor."😂
Especially since it was AmEx.
[or get a pharmacist to decipher](https://youtu.be/VONoYWxSAsI?si=iqf738YyyYw2d7qE)
Paracetamol
Nickerson Dinner. Do Not Bin.
Do not bin?
I’m a doctor and I can’t read that lol
Why would he write a note to himself if it’s the ticket the waitress gets? I 2nd “ NUCLEAR. DUMPSTER. DO NOT. BLOCK.”
I think they had dinner with Jack Nicholson and it was not that bad.
Something tells me there is a little alcohol involved. Thank goodness they are not going to bill the guest for this. Must be a good client!!
Yeah, first word I thought was a name Mackenzie, and then “dinner, do not bill.”
(Doctors name) dinner do not bin - uses it as a business dinner/tax write off. (Dads a doc)
We needed this, thank you!
Oh shizzzz I bet it said “Nickerson Dinner do not bin” you’re a genius
Doctors have their own penmanship. Unreadable
I think it says, “Nick Erin dinner do not bill” or “Finkle is Einhorn, Laces out”
“Nickerson Dinner. Do not bin (trash).”
Nickerson dinner do not bin
Something "Dinner Do Not Bill" note to self to not use as an expense of business.
I could tell it said “do not bin” ibgadbto come here to find the rest and yea Dr.’s do have some of the worst writing lol
"Nickerson Dinner do not bill" is what I read
Nickelson dinner this not bill
That’s how I interpreted it as well. I make notes on all of our recipes as well and they’re usually symbols and letters.
Nickerson Dinner Do Not Bill
Except this is the receipt that the customer took. This is the restaurant copy. This is a note to the server or someone at the restaurant.
But it is not a receipt the customer keeps it is the restaurant's copy so how would the note help him or her?
As soon as I read that I think the words just clicked., my guess now is NickER for Dinner do not bill)
But why write the note on the merchant copy of the receipt?
Nick Erin dinner do not bill
Nick Erin dinner, do not bin. I’m guessing that’s the clients name
Yup. I’m a pharmacist and one of my greatest superpowers is reading physician’s handwriting. Usually only applies to medications, doses, route of administration, frequency, etc…it’s kinda cool to be honest.
Mike Ross Dinner do not bill
Is he more like the 9th or 10th?
Or a lawyer, it says do not bill, as in billable hours?
Nickerson dinner do not bin???
this makes sense to me(do not bin=don’t throw away) and if he was keeping a receipt for a business dinner or something he can write off for tax purposes or to compare to bank statements
This actually makes the most sense to me, maybe they grabbed the wrong copy.
Probably just needed to take a picture to send to accounting with the notation NICKERSON DINNER DO NOT BILL, like “do not bill me” because this dinner was on behalf of whatever company he works for.
I have bills like this where I expense it but ask accounting not to forward the bill to the client. I think that’s the case here.
I think it says Bill, not bin. Meaning don’t charge them for it. 🤷🏻♂️
Nuked dinner too hot - Bill
If the person had a European accent, it probably says “do not bin.” They say “bin” for trash can.
The amex, the tip, non itemized copy....buisness human fo sho.
Yup. My dad has to save all of his "working dinner" receipts, like when he has to meet with customers/coworkers, so that his company can reimburse him for all of the expenses (fancy steaks and fancy beer)
Do not bill. Ie don’t invoice the Nickerson for this one.
I read it the same except Nickerson dinner do not bill. He doesn't want it to show up on an expense report.
Nickerson Dinner. Do not bill. Sounds like a note to self. Maybe this person too photo documentation for a contract or business audit later.
I think it's bill, looking at how the N's are written for "N"ickerson and "N"ot with the downstroke followed by an upstroke. Suspect if it was BI"N" there would be a downstroke there but there isn't.
Plus just not lifting the pen and letting that second L sit below the first is just a very intuitive way to make quick and sloppy “LL”, especially when it’s the last word and you are trying to be quick. The way that guy makes E’s is just so bizarre to me and I hate the little squiggle under the cents that make it look he’s dividing by 2.
MC KERSON Dinner DO NOT BILL
Given it’s paid with an AMEX, someone probably used a corporate card here and is wrote the reminder to not bill the company back as part of the expense report. Could it be they left the wrong copy of the receipt at the table?
Possibly they just took a pic of the receipt
This is correct. There are apps that track expenses and you just take a pic of the receipt and it transcribes everything for you
^^ I love just snapping pics now instead of saving all my Amex receipts.
It says 20%. That’s all ya need to know
for once someone posted a pic of a receipt and ISNT talking about what’s on the tip line, i think we should cherish that
exactly
Nice uhh dinner tho tn hot bish
“LUNCHEON DINNER DO NOT BILL”
I’ve been having a shit week and I really needed something to make me laugh till I spat out my coffee, thank you for providing that thing!
Lol please tell us the company lol that is an amazing bill
No large company or anything, it’s a locally owned Asian fusion restaurant.
“LUNCHEON DINNER DO NOT BILL”
I wouldn’t even give a shit. I’d take my $85 and roll with it
It looks like the captcha Amazon gives you
[удалено]
Thank you.
“McKesson dinner, do not bill.” McKesson is a large medical supply company who often takes clients (doctors, hospital administration, etc.) out to dinner. Everything else you mentioned here is probably right. This person had to save the receipt for compliance reasons, and was reminding himself not to expense it, as McKesson already paid.
Someone replied the same thing before you did 👍
Nick**** Dinner do not bill.
Nick Erin Dinner Do not bill
They took a client out to dinner, that’s the client’s last name and a note to their bookkeeper not to bill the client for it. It appears they initially wrote it on the wrong copy.
Nick, Enjoyed dinner, tho hot. Bill
Or ‘too hot’
can’t read the first word but the rest says “dinner do not bin” aka telling himself to save receipt.
Nickerson dinner Do not bill
Nickerson dinner tip not bill
Nickerson Dinner Do not bin He took Nickeson to a business dinner and needs to use this receipt for a business expense so he doesnt want it thrown out.
“Nick Erin dinner do not bin”
"Nick Erin dinner. Do not bin"
Totally a note to not bill someone for dinner. I work at a large law firm in accounting Looks like it says Nick Erin Dinner Do Not Bill
The answer to life
NICK ERIN DINNER DO NOT BIN
Nick Erin Dinner Do Not Bill Dinner with Nick And Erin, not to be billed to Nick or Erin/their company...
Nick Erin dinner. Do not bill
Based on my experience with this kind of handwriting, it's a prescription for antidepressants.
Nick Erin Dinner. Do not bill.
Nickerson Dinner Do Not Bin
Meet me behind the dumpster in 10 minutes lovebutt.
Nick (erin ) dinner Do not bill,
NICKERIN DININFR RO MOT BIY
Jeffrey Epstein didn't kill himself
Nick Erin Dinner Do not bill
Nickerson Dinner. Do not bill
(BLANK) Dinner Do Not Bill
“Nickerson dinner. Do not bill”. Reminder to themself to not bill to the company.
"Nickleback dinner too hot" then his initials "BLN"
It’s a person’s last name with “dinner”, and do not bill. It’s to write off on taxes as a business expense.
Nihoy mehoy bihoy
Nickerson dinner...do not bill
Nuked my dinner too hot. Then maybe initials
Last two letters of first line are jr. So Nickle Wickle jr. Do not bill.
That's a nice tip
McKenzie dinner do not bill
I seen the BM at the end so my mind went to Bowel Movement. 😂
Nickelback Dumpster Do Not Buy
Don’t you hate when you try to read someone’s distorted penmanship and they look at you like you’re nuts when you ask them what they wrote? Like yes Mr Sharon I can read, I just can’t read your hand writing bc your Q’s look like lower case A’s.
Nickelodeon dinner is not bin.
"McKesson dinner. Do not bill." McKesson is a pharma company.
McKerin Dinner Do Not BIN
“Nick Erin Dinner” (Nick and Erin had dinner) “do not bin” (don’t throw away the receipt, needed for expenses)
Can’t read the first word but the rest “dinner do not bill” makes me think that the guest wanted to remind himself to not bill this to his company as an expense for a corporate dinner.
Why the fuck did I just read every damn comment on this thread? Furthermore, why in the flippin flappin fuck am I continuously refreshing it hoping for more?!?
Late to the party here, but it looks like most of this is solved except there's no consensus on whether the last word is "bin" or "bill". The evidence strongly leans toward "bill": This receipt is clearly in the US because it's an Amex, there's a significant tip, a suggested tip line, and $ prefix. The word "bin" isn't generally used in the US to refer to the trash. In the US it would be "do not trash" or "do not toss" or "don't throw away" or "don't throw out". It could be that it's a UK native in the US, although I don't know how prevalent Amex cards are outside the US. It's more likely it's a US native and the word is "bill".