Submitted by [deleted] t3_11c33dj in Connecticut
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Submitted by [deleted] t3_11c33dj in Connecticut
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You can’t do math.
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.
Well, now we all think that.
Calamari is incredibly overrated as an appetizer
Watch your mouth
Completely agree
Lol and bro didn't even drink
No one but you would calculate that on a $60 tab..
What's the diff, 36 cents? Lol
25%!? JFC
bro got water 💀
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 🤷♂️
20% of $65 is $13. They’re suggesting $82.77. So clearly not just 36 cents.
Right. Then add $4.77 tax and voila. Your total.
Because it’s added to the final number with tax, they just clarified that it was calculated pre tax. Math is sound
NKevros t1_ja1d4rd wrote
What's the beef? They're letting the customer know that they aren't including the tax in their calculation.