What Is A Service Fee When Going Out To Eat?
If you've been out to eat lately, you may have seen a 15 to 20% charge added to your bill -- a service fee, which is not to be confused for a tip.
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If you've been out to eat lately, you may have seen a 15 to 20% charge added to your bill -- a service fee, which is not to be confused for a tip.
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