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In response to "I figured. And it strikes me as a more of a political statement than anything because of that. " by pmb

for the city I'm talking about had a modest raise recentishly but more are ahead in the next few years. I wonder how far the restaurant will go with

Posted by b. (aka starrynit) Jan 17 '17, 16:16

the fee. yah, I think you're right about the statement.

the city has some of the most expensive places to live in the area - actually beyond that, because our area is so generally high for u.s. rankings. people will pay the higher prices if they go up - while highish, it's not kwame level at all (we can still have business meals there, and we have to watch out for those); and there are loads of rich people and business meals in the mix for them.

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It would make me go elsewhere. The other part of it is that it's almost fraudulent in the sense that it implies that they are required to collect - pmb Jan 17, 16:35 1
- I feel similarly, obviously. I passed along my feelings to the person I helped, and there wasn't concern. my part is done... -- (edited) - b. Jan 17, 17:01
make sure the city knows they are charging the 3%. the owners may not be declaring it correctly if at all on thier taxes -- nm - Peglegpete Jan 17, 16:28

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for the city I'm talking about had a modest raise recentishly but more are ahead in the next few years. I wonder how far the restaurant will go with

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