Moral Dilemmas 1: Restaurant Bills

Coke costs the restaurant almost nothing, so no big deal.

Mommy wrote:
Fatal Exception wrote:Say nothing. An Italian restaurant once under charged us by over £150. Stayed quiet. No regrets.

Bet that was for 2 cokes too.

It was for a large group of about 15 people with 3 courses and many bottles of wine :slol:

I always point it out, it use to drive my ex-girlfriend mad (that probably encouraged me more) :lol:

Too honest, clearly :fp:

Thats my boy, WAPCE.

PostRe: Moral Dilemmas 1: Restaurant Bills by Fm » Wed Oct 17, 2012 12:56 pm

ITT: people who don't know what dilemmas are.

Are you sure they didn't just have free refills for soft drinks at the place?

PostRe: Moral Dilemmas 1: Restaurant Bills by KK » Wed Oct 17, 2012 2:01 pm

kiera229 wrote:Are you sure they didn't just have free refills for soft drinks at the place?

What do you think this is, AMERICA.

kiera229 wrote:Are you sure they didn't just have free refills for soft drinks at the place?

Yes

Harman wrote:I bought a drink in a bar that was £2.50, paid with a £20 and got £27.50 change. Kept quiet, no regrets.

I bought a drink in a bar that was £2.50, paid with a £20 and got £7.50 change. I pointed it out to the bar girl, she called over the bouncers who dragged me out. I kicked off and got beaten up.

Should have kept quiet.

Corazon de Leon

Shadow wrote:
Harman wrote:I bought a drink in a bar that was £2.50, paid with a £20 and got £27.50 change. Kept quiet, no regrets.

I bought a drink in a bar that was £2.50, paid with a £20 and got £7.50 change. I pointed it out to the bar girl, she called over the bouncers who dragged me out. I kicked off and got beaten up.

Should have kept quiet.

What the strawberry float? Where was that?

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