Wait, you pay higher prices since you dine and wine in restaurant (service included) and then you're charged with service fee. Isn't the higher price you pay already the service fee?
As far as I'm aware the UK has a service charge too. And they're the 6th largest economy in the world.
But why then the prices of drinks aren't like in the supermarkets? :D
It's an idiotic approach thb, just slap the increased price for the item and be done with it. We just get the dumb AirBNB pricing.
Wait, you pay higher prices since you dine and wine in restaurant (service included) and then you're charged with service fee. Isn't the higher price you pay already the service fee?
As far as I'm aware the UK has a service charge too. And they're the 6th largest economy in the world.
But why then the prices of drinks aren't like in the supermarkets? :D
It's an idiotic approach thb, just slap the increased price for the item and be done with it. We just get the dumb AirBNB pricing.