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Problem:Biden borrows $10 for lunch 
  
 Vice President Biden borrows some lunch money. (Photo: Mark Wilson, Getty Images) 
  
 Vice President Biden was happy to buy a group lunch Thursday from a Delaware-based sandwich shop chain that just opened a place in Washington, D.C. 
  
 Just one problem: The veep didn't quite have enough cash. 
  
 Told the bill would be $56.25, Biden pulled out a wad of money, calculated it, and then turned to an aide: 
  
 "Fran, you got ten bucks?" 
  
 As the crowd chuckled, an employee of Capriotti's offered to comp Biden one of his subs. 
  
 Biden, buying the food for his weekly lunch with President Obama, said no, he'd pay the full fare. 
  
 "I'm not taking it," Biden said. "You know what, I've been going to Capriotti's on Union Street (in Wilmington) for the last 40 years. I have paid every time I've gone. 
  
 "In Delaware, you pay. It's simple." 
  
 Read or Share this story: http://usat.ly/1c9ABbx ||||| WASHINGTON (CBSDC/AP) — Joe Biden made a midday lunch run Thursday to pick up sandwiches for himself and the president, but when it came time to pay the tab, the vice president came up short. 
  
 Customers gathered for a grand opening were taken aback to see the vice president sweep through the doors of Capriotti’s, a Delaware-born sandwich shop and longtime Biden favorite. Biden quickly announced that the sandwiches — they’re called subs, not hoagies, he asserted — originate from Wilmington’s Union Street — “where I hang out.” 
  
 “The president’s waiting. I’m having lunch with him today,” Biden said to no one in particular. 
  
 Four sandwiches later, Biden had racked up a bill of $56.25 for his to-go order, exhausting the contents of the vice presidential wallet. So Biden turned to his assistant, Fran Person, to borrow $10 as a shop worker offered one of the sandwiches to be on the house. 
  
 “No, no, no, I’m not taking it,” Biden said, adding that he’s had to pay every time he’s visited the restaurant for the last 40 years. “In Delaware, you pay. It’s simple.” 
  
 Outside the shop, the vice president’s visit formed a bit of a spectacle, and he shouted his sandwich suggestions to onlookers who’d caught wind of his visit. He was less accommodating to a group of oversized presidential mascots known for their fourth-inning races during Washington Nationals games. 
  
 “Hey, I love you guys, but you know, if you showed up outside Capriotti’s on Union Street, you’d be in trouble,” Biden said. “They’re all Phillies fans, you know what I mean?” 
  
 Biden has been known to frequent the chain’s Delaware restaurants, and has even had their sandwiches brought in for events in Washington. He brought staff members from Delaware along for the lunchtime trip, the White House said. 
  
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Solution:
When the vice president makes a surprise stop at a sandwich shop to buy lunch, it's sure to make a few headlines. When said VP comes up short on cash and needs to borrow $10 from an aide, it's sure to make a lot more headlines. Such is the case with Joe Biden, who visited the newly opened Capriotti's in DC yesterday—a chain based in his home state of Delaware, reports USA Today. When it came time to pay the $56.25 bill, Biden checked his wallet, then turned to aide Fran Person and said, "Fran, you got 10 bucks?" The store offered to put one on the house, but Biden declined, notes CBS DC. “No, no, no, I’m not taking it,” he said. “In Delaware, you pay. It’s simple.” Also of note: One of the to-go sandwiches was apparently for Biden's boss in the White House.