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Woman Claims Delivery Driver Added Huge Tip to Order, Now She Can t Even Pay Rent

Woman Claims Delivery Driver Added Huge Tip to Order, Now She Can t Even Pay Rent
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Empire Steak House owner says most migrants here to seize American Dream — but they still need to follow the rules

Jack Sinanaj, the 53-year-old co-owner of Midtown’s Empire Steak House, was once an illegal immigrant himself. But he created a restuarant empire by working hard and following the rules, he said.

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Gold-wrapped steak, bottomless Dom Perignon: Inside one restaurant s $20K NYE dinner

They're raising the steaks this year. New York City's Empire Steak House is "blinging" in the New Year with a lavish $20,000 New Year's Eve feast for two featuring gold-wrapped steaks, bottomless Don Perignon, and other ritzy dishes.

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America s most expensive steak? Manhattan restaurant is offering $20K meal for two on New Year s Eve that comes with gold-wrapped Wagyu steak and unlimited Dom Perignon (but you STILL have to tip!)

A Manhattan restaurant is offering a $20,000 set meal for two complete with gold-wrapped steak and unlimited Dom Perignon for New Year s Eve.

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The sneaky way businesses are scamming you into leaving a bigger tip — don t fall for it

An expert is sharing the secret way businesses are attempting to squeeze extra cash out of their customers when they tip and you shouldn't fall for it. Anger about leaving a large gratuity is surging amid "tipflation," whereby touchscreens now suggest customers leave tips of up to 40%. But one rep from the popular payment platform Square says that's not the only way companies are trying to take your hard-earned pennies. The Square spokesperson told Nexstar that some businesses sneakily include the sales tax when calculating the suggested tip significantly raising the overall price of the recommended gratuity.

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