More restaurants embrace trend of putting health care surcharges on diners' checks

[donttread]

That's kind of a weird stance. If you know where the money is going(health care), you have a problem paying it?

While I would sorely miss the 20 something waitress pretending to flirt with me for a better tip, I think it's time the food industry paid it's employees and covered their benes like the rest of the world. and then charged accordingly.

[zachroidott]

While I would sorely miss the 20 something waitress pretending to flirt with me for a better tip, I think it's time the food industry paid it's employees and covered their benes like the rest of the world. and then charged accordingly.

I would agree with you if I thought they could afford it. If you want to thin the herd to T.G.I.Fehk our faces, etc.

[Peter1469]

I would probably short a tip to cover a surcharge, especially for a place that I did not frequent.

But only the full time employees get health care benefits anyway.

[donttread]

I would agree with you if I thought they could afford it. If you want to thin the herd to T.G.I.Fehk our faces, etc.

If they all it there would be no competitive advantage and America shows no signs of curbing it's dinner out addiction