Would you rather eat at a restaurant you love with people you don't, or at a restaurant you don't love with people you do?
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I would choose the restaurant I love with people I don't.
I have had a great time with people I barely know in the past and that could be the case again.
On the other hand I have had family dinners with the people in my life that I love that have not turned out so great without a bad restaurant fueling the fire. I think most families have had this experience.
Past experience!
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Good points
By extension of this idea, it may be fair to conclude that friends are more important than money.
Well, both money and friends are important in their own ways. I do think that life would be rather dull without friends. Money can sometimes be overrated but friends can never be.