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A liqor store near me offers 5% off if you use cash or debit.This also became trend for locally owned restaurants around me recently. From pizza shops to fine dining.Whenever I see a restaurant or other small business doing this, I always assume it's to hide revenue and avoid taxes.In the past I thought the same, but combined with recent inflation I can see why restaurants want to pass on a discount to the consumer.1 more...
This also became trend for locally owned restaurants around me recently. From pizza shops to fine dining.Whenever I see a restaurant or other small business doing this, I always assume it's to hide revenue and avoid taxes.In the past I thought the same, but combined with recent inflation I can see why restaurants want to pass on a discount to the consumer.
Whenever I see a restaurant or other small business doing this, I always assume it's to hide revenue and avoid taxes.In the past I thought the same, but combined with recent inflation I can see why restaurants want to pass on a discount to the consumer.
In the past I thought the same, but combined with recent inflation I can see why restaurants want to pass on a discount to the consumer.
A liqor store near me offers 5% off if you use cash or debit.
This also became trend for locally owned restaurants around me recently. From pizza shops to fine dining.
Whenever I see a restaurant or other small business doing this, I always assume it's to hide revenue and avoid taxes.
In the past I thought the same, but combined with recent inflation I can see why restaurants want to pass on a discount to the consumer.