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So, they serve you the food, and you pay for it. But, you choose not to eat the raw onions they've served with the meal. This would be the analogy of choosing
by heretoo 9y ago
So, they serve you the food, and you pay for it.
But, you choose not to eat the raw onions they've served with the meal.
This would be the analogy of choosing not to render html/javascript content.
- hunter2_ 9y agoAt the risk of destroying my efforts at being reasonable, suppose it's an "if you eat the whole thing, it's free" situation, except there is no "$19.99 if you can't finish" else clause. You know that they didn't offer an else, yet you eat anyway, and you slip your onions into the plant in the corner.
- codedokode 9y agoThen they can make other ridiculous rules too, for example "you should pay 100x the price in menu unless you can stand on your head for an hour". That would probably increase the income dramatically.