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Exposing The True Cost Of Visiting Vegas (How To Avoid It) Pt. 3
Комментарии: 34

Anyone who thinks it’s a good idea to go to Las Vegas deserves to be scammed.

Why would I spend my time and money in a place where I constantly have to ask to have things removed off of my bill??? There is zero reason to visit Vegas. It’s over!!!!

You didn’t even tip the waitress 20% and she removed a fee for you? Money must be tight bro.

Tip culture in America is out of control, shit is already high but I have to pay you to do your job on top of that.

Used to go to Vegas a lot for work and while I wasn’t a gambler, at least I could enjoy the restaurants. Haven’t been in a while and seeing this, will never go back.

Vegas is going to be the architect of their own demise because of their greed.

Has any restaurant ever refused to remove the CNF fee after you asked?

Wow 98 cents. Imagine going out to a date with this dude

Lol😂 You still paid that fee but under another name called “tip”. It goes in the same wallet

In downtown Art District Los Angeles the parking structures are adding on $1.49 fee just to pay for parking

Vegas is run by banksters. That’s way worse than when it was run by gangsters.

Every restaurant should be legally required to incorporate all fees and taxes on all items so there isn’t any confusion to what the total cost is.

Unfortunately, only way bogus fees like that will be removed is when the customer is savvy to identify it and deducts it from a reasonable tip. 20% - CNF = tip. (With the math showing on customer signature part.) PS This is specific to creating change - and customer fairness.

Tip sign first? I don't think so. Also don't tip on the tax.

Thats a good lookin burg. 19 bucks? I can make it for 5 with less handstouching it

That burger actually looks worth 20. Was it?

Bruh...

Or don't bother going to the Beer Park at all. That's insidious.

Vegas was the most inexpensive place. Now it is extremely expensive. Fees and fines, resort fees. Transportation fees.

This is what happens when Private Equity purchases business, they will squeeze every penny out of the public, thereby ruining the experience for everyone.

Oh Lordy what a shit show. 20 bucks for a burger at any resort area is absolute to be expected and resort/concession fees abound. Zip it and keep funding the rest of beautiful vegas

I’d be too embarrassed to ask for .97 removed from my bill. Stay home if that breaks you. Definitely don’t go to Vegas

I prefer the European style.. you pay what you see on the menu.

People are cribbing about the tip amount .... Realise the restaurant and corporations don't give a fuck about you... They'll replace you with a robot in a heartbeat and they [mind you] will in a few years... Then keep complaining abt no jobs ... 🤣🤣🤣🤣

She removed the fee for you. Then you paid under 20% tip, $25 total on a 21.67 bill and you said 25 a good amount, with a bit of attitude. WTH is that? Point taken on fees but odd action. #vegas

$20 dollars for a burger and still chisel more money is insane!

Companies keep that “fee” Restaurants that do this should lose all their business.

I used to go to Vegas up to 10 times a year... Now I haven't been there in years aside from driving thru on a road trip. I got tired of the ridiculous costs of everything. Vegas needs the Mob back asap

I did not know you could remove the CNF fee. Thank you for the info.

I will just leave this here

Wait you can just say “take it off”? Is that just cause he’s him? lol

Charges like this should be illegal

I don't bother asking. The tip is just 4.9% (or whatever the CNF is) lower as a result. If the server wants it, they can have their manager take it off. It's not worth my time to give the same amount of money anyway.

Has to be to offset the leasing agreement. They’ve done their gross receipts adjusted by the lease and got a percentage. 4.9% of their monthly gross receipts offsets their likely astronomical monthly lease to be in a mid strip casino. This way it can operate like a normal location as far as $

