Submitted by [deleted] t3_11c33dj in Connecticut
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TCPottery t1_ja1dlul wrote
It's just an aid for all customers and it is printed there by the restaurant's Point of Sale system software. The world doesn't revolve around you.
running_yogi t1_ja1df75 wrote
You can’t do math.
tobiasrfunke t1_ja1ee4k wrote
Well, now we all think that.
WonderChopstix t1_ja1ilqr wrote
Lol and bro didn't even drink
projectwise5 t1_ja1lvc9 wrote
bro got water 💀
briang71 t1_ja1iys9 wrote
No one but you would calculate that on a $60 tab..
What's the diff, 36 cents? Lol
[deleted] OP t1_ja1mel3 wrote
20% of $65 is $13. They’re suggesting $82.77. So clearly not just 36 cents.
topsheetisamust t1_ja2oaca wrote
Because it’s added to the final number with tax, they just clarified that it was calculated pre tax. Math is sound
the_ENEMY_ t1_ja1i7g2 wrote
faithispoison t1_ja1k0wx wrote
25%!? JFC
[deleted] OP t1_ja1m15r wrote
For those who missed the point of the post, as stated on receipt tip calculation doesn’t include tax. 20% of $65 is $13. So total would be 65+13 = 78. But its $82.77 on the receipt 🤷♂️
cmnova t1_ja1mewd wrote
Right. Then add $4.77 tax and voila. Your total.
LloydChristmas666666 t1_ja1emer wrote
Calamari is incredibly overrated as an appetizer
NKevros t1_ja1d4rd wrote
What's the beef? They're letting the customer know that they aren't including the tax in their calculation.