Who exactly pays for the meal when its “on the house”?
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Just curious, what happens if the owner invites a group of people to try the menu, the servers have been told that *they* can try the menu and then suddendly tells them that they can, in fact, try the menu as they said but they also have to serve the group of people whom they invited? Like, the staff was there, got something to eat but had to be the server for the “friends of the owner” and didn’t get any money for working, the case being they didn’t even know they had to work while being able to try the menu.
I understand that the food was “on the house” but it kinda wasn’t since the workers didn’t get any money for doing this. Also, the food was way cheaper than what they would’ve paid on a normal workday for the hours that the servers where there.
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