S. L. Yes, but I asked you first.
F. L. That doesn't matter.
S. L. Of course it does. And I've been doing all the ordering too.
F. L. That's all right. I'm glad you have. You do it very well.
S. L. Well, I want to pay.
F. L. Oh, no, my dear fellow. It's my lunch. I've been feeling like the host all the time.
S. L. So have I. I haven't felt like a guest at all. It's my bill.
F. L. I couldn't hear of it. You came here to lunch with me.
S. L. Upon my soul, I thought you were lunching with me. I asked you, you know.
F. L. You can't deny I asked you; I said, "We'll lunch together next Thursday," didn't I?