This argument borders on the absurd. Government/voters have regulated commerce since the inception of the United States. You benefit from plenty of regulation

This argument borders on the absurd. Government/voters have regulated commerce since the inception of the United States. You benefit from plenty of regulation mandating additional information. A decade ago, airlines weren't required to include additional fees in their advertised prices. Now they are. I find it bizarre that requiring companies engaged in interstate commerce to provide information germane to the business transaction to be babying consumers. If we as HN commenters praise a reduction of 1 second of latency for an RPC call to a microservice, surely reducing the latency for consumers standing in line by 5 minutes is laudable! Especially because of the low burden by fast food owners! If you want to discuss some other encroachment of liberty by the government, feel free. But this proposal in isolation is reasonable.