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This is Cody on the Cape, I believe on the potential mandatory tip law here in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Hello, Cody.

Hey, guys.

How are you doing?

What's up?

First of all, just talking on this point, I was going to call in because I feel like

I can actually provide some perspective from someone that's working in the hospitality industry for most of my career.

Yes.

I think I have a possible solution.

And then I also just want to tell you how great and spot on out.

That's brilliant by you, Curtis.

Honestly, I love, loves that take.

I think that having an implemented serving a pool is just, it's going to promote bad service.

You're going to have people that are coming in and you're going to rely on that 20% mandatory.

As someone that has been, you know, prideful of the way that I provide a service, I've always better myself.

Even in places that have an opportunity for like six or more, eight or more,

I always opt not to put it on. And I will tell the customers, like, hey, just so you know

next time you come here, there's a mandatory 15 or 20% opportunity for parties of six or more

or eight or more. So if you recharge this in the future, just don't be prepared for it, basically,

but I tell them up front, I choose to do this not to put it on so that, you know, you can,

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