California says restaurants must bake all of their add-on fees into menu prices
California says restaurants must bake all of their add-on fees into menu prices
Only fees that are entirely optional — like leaving a tip for staff — can be left out of the posted price.
How do you say you’ve never worked as a server without saying you’ve never worked as a server?
Edit: I think there’s a misunderstanding. I’m commenting on describing tips as “entirely optional.” If you can’t afford to tip, don’t eat at a restaurant. Servers are paid below minimum wage because they receive tips.
Second edit: My bad. NY has a tip allowance, and that’s where I waited. I didn’t know it varied so greatly from state to state. California does, in fact, pay their servers $16 per hour minimum.
Work a Sunday brunch shift and watch the raft of churchies leave nothing but condescending notes, if anything.
Holy shit. They give god 10% of their income. This server is “asking” for 18% of the price of their bill. They’re not even remotely the same thing.
I’m generally against tipping, but still do it. I’m way against illogical comparisons like this though.
It gets worse than that.
Some of them leave these on the table. Carefully concealing the deception, of course.
That’s not even the only type they have available to them: