> - order the water, specify normal tap water, and if they charged for > it on the bill at the end refuse to pay (just the bit for the water), > you might have to argue a bit but they always give in eventually (in > my experience anyway).
They can charge, I think, a MAXIMUM of $0.20 for a glass of water - I remember seeing it somewhere in the Fair Trading Act when I was studying Law - I'll try to find the reference for curiosity value...:-) > (not that I've had to do that for a while, charging for water seems > to mainly be a Sydney thing, in Adelaide it's increasingly popular > for restaurants to automatically supply (free) a jug of water and > glasses) It's a very "American" thing - as soon as you sit you have a jug of water and glasses - but then again, Adelaide is slightly (!!) more classy than Sydney... Why do you think they have the best Red's in the world (Hill of Grace !!!) -- Jon ------------------------------------------------------------------------- "There are 5.6 billion people in the world, and approximately 400 million installed operating systems. That means 5.2 billion people have yet to choose their operating system, and we have to get to them before Bill does." - Jon "maddog" Hall -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User Group Mailing List - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: http://lists.slug.org.au/listinfo/slug
