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It's funny to see the libs bounce off walls when a business is up front about the costs of the so called AFFORDABLE care act. I guess they thought the insurance would go down by 3000% and the owner would give a raise instead.
See the way it works is if I go into a restaurant and order a dish priced at $10 on the menu than $10 is all I have to pay. You can't raise the price afterward or add surcharges, unless the customer was informed of the surcharges beforehand
So what you're saying is those bills for eight or more that include the tip into the total are just to be ignored? The bills that show a tax in the total with out a big sign in the parking lot can just be ignored?
ORLANDO (Reuters) - Diners at a Florida restaurant chain are being asked to pay a health insurance surcharge on their meal tabs to cover the cost for business owners of the Obama administration's new healthcare program.
Customers at eight Gator's Dockside restaurants dotted around central and north Florida are finding a 1 percent surcharge on their bills listed as "ACA," the letters standing for the Affordable Care Act, popularly known as Obamacare.
With or without ACA or increasing minimum wage, casual restaurants have been and will continue to move towards the use of touch screen technology instead of employees.
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