> - 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
