Lady Tester and I were rather hungry yesterday evening, after a day of sporting activities. So off we went to our favourite local restaurant and had a 4 course meal, whereas we´d usually be satisfied with 3 courses. Lo and behold, the bill at the end was about 20 euros more than we usually pay. How can these restaurant owners exploit people with a large appetite in such a disgraceful manner?
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Restaurant Rip-Off!
And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014 -
Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostLady Tester and I were rather hungry yesterday evening, after a day of sporting activities. So off we went to our favourite local restaurant and had a 4 course meal, whereas we´d usually be satisfied with 3 courses. Lo and behold, the bill at the end was about 20 euros more than we usually pay. How can these restaurant owners exploit people with a large appetite in such a disgraceful manner?Fiscal nomad it's legal. -
Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostLady Tester and I were rather hungry yesterday evening, after a day of sporting activities. So off we went to our favourite local restaurant and had a 4 course meal, whereas we´d usually be satisfied with 3 courses. Lo and behold, the bill at the end was about 20 euros more than we usually pay. How can these restaurant owners exploit people with a large appetite in such a disgraceful manner?Comment
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Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostLady Tester and I were rather hungry yesterday evening, after a day of sporting activities. So off we went to our favourite local restaurant and had a 4 course meal, whereas we´d usually be satisfied with 3 courses. Lo and behold, the bill at the end was about 20 euros more than we usually pay. How can these restaurant owners exploit people with a large appetite in such a disgraceful manner?
You could have questioned the bill?
If you are regulars then they really shouldn't take the p!ss.Comment
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Presumably the 20 euros was to cover the extra course - you said you normally have 3 courses.
Or is that too obvious?Comment
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Originally posted by ee61re View PostPresumably the 20 euros was to cover the extra course - you said you normally have 3 courses.
Or is that too obvious?
http://forums.contractoruk.com/gener...ml#post1220805And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014Comment
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