friend price

Noun

friend price (plural friend prices)

1. (colloquial) A discounted price; a discount.
   • AFTER flying into Nairobi the next day, I dickered with the driver of a clapped-out rogue taxi, a cheerful youth with dreadlocks under a red, black, and gold woven Rasta cap, for the fare to the UN headquarters that I was told Kenyans would pay. "Okay, okay, bwana, I give you friend price, Rafiki...2009, John Burnett, Where Soldiers Fear To Tread: At Work in the Fields of Anarchy, Random House, →ISBN, page 33
   • Come friend, come!!! I give you friend price! I give you discount price! I give you global price!!! The medina talks to you everywhere you go, Every corner you turn.2011, Florian Schaetz, editor, Fès Reborn: Project on an Ancient City, Singapore: Center for Advanced Studies in Architecture, National University of Singapore, →ISBN, page 81
2. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see friend, price (a discount given to one's (actual) friend).