Gulp it down or you’ll be charged - this one is from Hayashi Ya, a Japanese restaurant in west Manhattan. A chalkboard sign outside this restaurant says: you can eat for $26.95 per person, and also imposes a 30 percent surcharge for those who waste. Perhaps, that’s not the idle way to go about a business, especially during recession. I like the concept!
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Via: MadConomist
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