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A suitcase when you travel is not an extra. The payment of the waiter when I dine out is not an extra. And transparency is not about informing the customer abo
by m000 8y ago
A suitcase when you travel is not an extra.
The payment of the waiter when I dine out is not an extra.
And transparency is not about informing the customer about charges in the fine-print of a website or a menu card. Transparency is being up-front with the total cost so you make it easy for the customer to make an informed choice.
- cannonedhamster 8y agoI usually travel with a single carry-on bag when I travel. It's a tiny hard sided suitcase that fits in the carry-on space and includes enough clothes for a week. I don't technically need a free checked bag nor would I typically use one as I want to avoid the insane wait at the luggage claim. So this I disagree with. I don't mind charging for checked bags, but then I don't mind paying more for air travel for certain things, so I don't think that this particular example fits. I wholeheartedly agree that tipping should go away. It's literally a remnant of the post slavery age in America and has a nasty habit of lowering workers wages. Another problem is taking dine and dash bills out of the waiters wages. The waiter shouldn't be paying for deadbeats. So I agree with your general point, just not on the airline baggage example.