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Writing on a menu does not prevent it from happening, in either good faith (customer didn't see it) or bad faith (customer knows it, and is trying to see if the
by scott_s 9y ago
Writing on a menu does not prevent it from happening, in either good faith (customer didn't see it) or bad faith (customer knows it, and is trying to see if they can get a free meal) situations.
- dragonwriter 9y agoLeaving cash on the table at a sit-down restaurant to pay for a meal isn't “trying to get a free meal.”
- scott_s 9y agoI agree. I was imagining a situation where the (bad faith) customer insists on using cash, the restaurant does not have the infrastructure for cash, and as a result (for whatever reason) the customer ends up not paying. Leaving cash on the table would be a good faith customer.