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If he could afford it, he might say - eg You pay the bill when you're in town, and I'll reimburse you later but again it's too formal (better : You pay the bill... and I'll pay you back later) and suggests he's going to pay all the money, not just his share.
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Thank you. But why would Peter say 'when John is in town'? um...why would the 'in town' part come in?