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I've only seen it in cities that have a higher minimum wage than state. In San Diego it only seems to be at the more expensive end of the restaurant business.
by midnightclubbed 8y ago
I've only seen it in cities that have a higher minimum wage than state.
In San Diego it only seems to be at the more expensive end of the restaurant business. They put a sob-story on the menu explaining how they are going to add 3% to my check or else the minimum wage law will drive them out of business. Unfortunately it has the opposite effect for me and makes me think twice about supporting a business who will charge me $40+ for an entree but admit to not paying their staff a living wage.
- lallysingh 8y agoYeah I can't imagine taking that kind of bullshit argument seriously. Did the owner complain about finding nearby parking for his Bugatti, too?