Easy vs La Dolorosa

Need a free tip calculator? Need to split a bill and share it with friends? Want to track your spending with a clean and intuitive interface? Easy-Tips is here! Key features include: • Tip Calculation: easily calculate tips with various tipping options • Tipping Setting: fully customizable tipping settings • Split Bill: split payments with friends, who can then pay the user with just one click by using the payment link • Spending History: save spending records with auto-populated merchant information (including phone number and website URL) • Search: quick and easy search for spending records • Scan Receipt: take a photo of your receipt and let the app automatically fill in the numbers • Manage Receipts & Remember Dishes: store receipt photos and save dishes you enjoyed—perfect for remembering what to order next time Pro features include: • Pre-Tax Calculation • Total amount round up and round down • Remove Ads

La Dolorosa (the painful thing) is the bill that needs to be paid. La Dolorosa is a tip calculator and bill splitting app. Enter the bill amount, select the tip percentage, and get the total amount. Want to round up the bill? Just toggle. Want to split the bill? Just enter the person's number. Functionality: 1. Set the price and tip percentage. 2. Divide the bill by people. 3. Round the amount per person and get the details of the total amount. Where does the term 'la dolorosa' come from when referring to the bill that is asked for in an establishment? 'Asking for la dolorosa' is the act of requesting that the bill be brought for what was consumed, for example, in a restaurant. This way of referring to the bill comes from a direct reference to Our Lady of Sorrows, also known as the Virgin Dolorosa, whose image was that of the Virgin Mary at the moment of pain after the death of her son Jesus on the cross. Comparing a bill with the mother of Christ arose in the traditional Madrid of the Austrias (from the 16th century), which began to open taverns when the capital of the kingdom moved to the city. The fact that Madrid was the capital of the Court brought many people there, either to work as officials or to do business. This meant that many tavern owners inflated the prices, so that when presenting the bill to the diners they were left with a look of disfigurement, giving rise to the comparison with the face of pain of the Virgin (the Sorrowful Virgin).