Restaurant adding things to your bill.

[GSCJR]

We don't eat out much, but here's what I do for table service. Subtotal - beverages + 15%, if service is above average, 20%.

 

[Pablo]

Better than the restaurant adding things to your plate after send it back to the kitchen

 

[Owen Lucas]

The only time I was scammed by a restaurant was in San Francisco when the bill had itemized surcharges for health insurance, union dues, and 1 or 2 more stupid things. Definitely did not eat there again.

 

[Pablo]

The only time I was scammed by a restaurant was in San Francisco when the bill had itemized surcharges for health insurance, union dues, and 1 or 2 more stupid things. Definitely did not eat there again.

You should have deducted your expense of getting there, the taxes on your wages that paid the tab, the cost of your clothes to dine there and a general 10% OH expense

 

[PF52]

That looks like AI. She's got the generic AI face and no server would put 40% for an example either; 15, 18, 20%, or bust.

Definitely AI. There are other versions of that picture out there, with different wording.

 

[SevenBizzos]

Yeah, the AI images about 40% tipping and "then don't eat here" stuff are a bit out of control. No way an operator posts that in their facility as that will drive away most people thinking about going there.

I stopped going places when they started adding 3.5% to by bill for card payments (I don't carry cash), so I'm not sure how this "40% tip or don't eat here" came to social media.