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Legally, I suppose that eating in a restaurant assumes that you'll pay the bill. Like getting in a taxi...ride in a taxi, pay the bill.
Should a crappy restaurant charge for their food? I'd say yes. They should go out of business too, but that's a different matter.
Legally, I suppose that eating in a restaurant assumes that you'll pay the bill. Like getting in a taxi...ride in a taxi, pay the bill.
Should a crappy restaurant charge for their food? I'd say yes. They should go out of business too, but that's a different matter.
Legally, I suppose that eating in a restaurant assumes that you'll pay the bill. Like getting in a taxi...ride in a taxi, pay the bill.
Should a crappy restaurant charge for their food? I'd say yes. They should go out of business too, but that's a different matter.
By Malawry,
