[the_snooze]

>By raising 'visible' prices for everyone some portion of the customers will shy away from the product, say by buying groceries rather than eating out.

Respecting the agency of customers to make informed decisions for themselves. How terrible.

[pixl97]

Heh, especially for the bigger companies they barely see the person buying the food as the customer, instead it's the investors in the stock as the customer. They've not respected the 'buyer' for a long time, and is one of the reasons why we have customer protection laws on the books.