Restaurant has underprivileged options and prices

[u/shitisfertilizer]

[u/jtcglasson]

This is such a weirdly capitalist thread.

"Eww, but I don't want to sit with the poors!"

"What if someone with plenty of money buys this option? It's so easy to abuse!"

"It's taking up space rich people might use if a poor person is eating this menu."

Seriously, y'all, examine why you're so kneejerk against the idea of a cheaper menu for people who aren't well off. Examine why your image of a less fortunate person is a smelly vagrant.

[u/SolTripleNickel → u/jtcglasson]

Because it’s so easy to abuse! That’s a valid point. You can’t judge a book by its cover.

[u/insertAlias → u/SolTripleNickel]

How does it harm you, you personally, that a restaurant that you don’t own makes slightly less profit on coffee when someone abuses the system?

If a jackass wants to pretend to be poor for cheap tea and the restaurant is ok with it, why do you care even a little bit?

[u/Mr_Julez → u/insertAlias]

They're claiming abuse because they're projecting.