It depends on Amazon's exact implementation, but I just assumed it was a way for them to list a lower sticker price than what customers actually pay and expect the customer to just go through with the purchase anyway.
Similarly, back in 2021 due to increasing labor costs, a whole bunch of restaurants did start adding a fixed percentage "service fee" on the final bill that went into their general revenue (not a replacement for tipping). Was that anti-Biden?
I don't think so, and it wasn't perceived as such, the main difference being that Biden wasn't intentionally positioning himself as an advocate of higher costs in the same way Trump has positioned himself as an advocate of tariffs.
p
It depends on Amazon's exact implementation, but I just assumed it was a way for them to list a lower sticker price than what customers actually pay and expect the customer to just go through with the purchase anyway.
Similarly, back in 2021 due to increasing labor costs, a whole bunch of restaurants did start adding a fixed percentage "service fee" on the final bill that went into their general revenue (not a replacement for tipping). Was that anti-Biden?
I don't think so, and it wasn't perceived as such, the main difference being that Biden wasn't intentionally positioning himself as an advocate of higher costs in the same way Trump has positioned himself as an advocate of tariffs.
More options
Context Copy link