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I've frequently been told that it's illegal but most European countries that I've lived in or visit don't act like it's illegal. Some places' worst bars even ha

by sambe 11y ago

I've frequently been told that it's illegal but most European countries that I've lived in or visit don't act like it's illegal. Some places' worst bars even have signs up that suggest they will not help you if you aren't paying. Are you sure it's not legal? I increasingly get the feeling that this is an urban myth based on wishful thinking.

JupiterMoon 11y ago
Depends upon country+. I know of a few European ones where this is the case. Check for your country (several people have posted the UK government's summary of UK legislation already). One often has to specify the actual law that the company is breaking for things like this before the business acts in accordance with the law. In one place I've had someone try to bill me for the ice and lemon in the jug of tap water (with no prior indication that they would be doing so). So yeah lot's of places will try to break this law. EDIT + and if you're actually a customer of the business...