Harrison Fugman

And so it reclued in that that was the thing here.

What I will say about it is for whatever reason, the dynamic of it being auto-added makes everything feel way more expensive than if you're adding the tip yourself.

Oh, especially because in Europe, tipping isn't a thing.

Here's the kind of point though that I'm getting at.

It's like if – and this may be a me thing.

But if I go for dinner and the bill comes to –

A hundred bucks.

A hundred bucks.

Or I actually think like a coffee may be better is like, if you go and you get two coffees and it comes to 16 bucks, you think that obviously expensive coffees, but you think it's 16 bucks versus when they auto add the 20% and it's 20 bucks.

Like, Oh wow.

Like $20 coffees.

If that lands.

Now, if we're going to get specific on what actually happened is there was a, you know, we got an orange juice one morning and the orange juice was $20.

And I couldn't believe it.

It was?

And I'm telling you now, that orange juice, that was a $20 orange juice.

My jaw was on the floor.

Yeah.

And now it was $16, but with the auto.

Well, one, they have the accelerated sale.