28. January 2021, 06:52:21

#115

icemannQuote

Kickback as in money?

28. January 2021, 15:03:29

#116

HardkernQuote

Kickback as in "kick in the back" obviously. 

29. January 2021, 03:13:15

#117

icemannQuote

Ah. Kickback has different meanings in different cultures. In my culture to get a kickback = get a investment or cash from something.

Google definition of kickback:

A kickback is a bribe or payment that's given to someone as a reward for their help with something. ... It's a particular type of bribe in which the person receiving the money (or candy) and the person giving it are both participating knowingly in something illegal.

29. January 2021, 12:54:42

#118

HardkernQuote

I'm not a native speaker. I've only ever heard "kickback" in the sense of voluntary giving something back for a service or product. (US english) Thats why your question confused me.