if i break a table dancing on it at the bar, do i have to pay?
468057
I think the Sign read:\n \n"Table dancing not allowed" unless KC and the SUNSHINE BAND\nis playing (Shake, Shake, Shake) YOUR BOOTY !!!
918767
tell them to just give you the money and then go to the bar and spent it if you go to a titty bar the alcohol is usually really cheep and you get to see boobs lol or just have a really big keg party.  Hire some strippers and get some booze lol or just get booze and throw a kickass party.
276788
In case of any damage you might cause to the room or hotel during your stay, or in case you don't pay when you leave they can charge your credit card. They just need a security deposit of sorts for you to stay there.
508899
Legally - yes, if you are serving the alcohol you can be held liable for your guests action while he/she is intoxicated. For example, if he/she wrecks on his way home from your house while trashed, the victim of the wreck can actually sue you as well as the drunken driver
792728
Many restaurants fine servers who lose tickets - so what happened to you is pretty common in the restaurant business.\n\nIs it fair?\n\nNot really - it's not like the order couldn't be tracked down another way.\n\nShould he have taken that $ 40 out of your tips?\n\nNo, since the credit card company already paid him that $ 40, he was basically getting paid $ 80 on a $ 40 order. \n\nIs it legal?\n\nI'm not sure about that - every state has different regulations about restaurant work - you might want to look it up. In general, it would  be in your best interest as a server to familiarize yourself with federal and state Wage and Hour regulations, so you know exactly what your legal rights are.\n\nShould you complain?\n\nYes, but remember, he might decide to fire you over this.
457590
If someone is serving you, you should take the bill add it and move the decimle point over\nso it should go something like\n\nBill: $12.00\n\n12+12+24.00\n\nmove the decimle point over once to the left and boom.  Tip: $2.40.  of course...its always nice to leave no less than a 4 dollar tip...but thats the actual way i was taught
998998
um no they cant, if you go to court, for this, the court will say to pay whatever you can, be it 5 bucks a week, as long as you have proof that you are paying something ALREADY BEEN THERE!!!!
616904
There's no such thing as "your money".  I know this sounds... strange, but it belongs to the federal government.  Just like your license plate, mail box, and anything else CONNECTED or RELATED to the government.  So if you kick you license plate and bend it, it's illegal.  If you knock over a mailbox - it's illegal.  If you shread a dollar bill, it's illegal, but not like anyone's going to arrest you :P
582137
I have worked in restaurants and bars since 1975 and yes, servers are responsible for walk-outs.  The attitude of the establishment is that once you have rung in the order, you just purchased it and therefore must collect it from the customer.  I think it is totally unfair but I have never seen an establishment that takes responsibility. Keep a close eye on your tables, I have had to chase people outside on many occasions.  I think that if the server has to pay it, it should be based on the ACTUAL cost of the product not the consumer cost...but they don't seem to see it that way.  I hope this helps you.
896431
You can check at companies house but you will probably have to pay
306782
probably... it's worth a try.  someone damaged my wall once, and they paid for it...once they got sober :(
71532
found this link with a "pay table".  hope it helps.
418640
NO! Dollar dances are tacky beyond words.\nA wedding guest should be able to attend a wedding reception without bringing a single dollar, not for the bar, not for a "wishing well", and certainly not to dance with the bride!\nA wedding reception is a celebration, not a charity benefit.\nThere is NO means of billing the guests that is at all socially correct.\nBesides which, a woman who accepts money to dance is usually found in a much racier environment and while I have nothing at all against strippers, I can't see why any sensible bride would want to emulate one at her reception.
276681
Between the time the bartender told you to leave, and when the cops arrived you must of had an opportunity to go out the door. That action would have shown you intended to comply with the bartenders order, you wouldn't have been ID'd, and no complications. Usually bartenders are legal agents for the owners and have the authority to remove patrons without giving a reason for doing so. It may be a place that is open to the public, but not public property. \nFind another place that is more relaxed.\n\nThe usual conversation:\nCop:(to you) Did this bartender tell you to leave?\nYou: Yes.\nCop: Then why are you here?
557023
They dont HAVE to but many do. My current place DOES pay for it but my last place did not. Im in Southern Cali.
1020791
You are going to run into numerous problems legally and civil wise if you gave money for a deposit but did not sign a lease.  Basically what you did was just give away your money.  By not signing the lease you have no contract.  However if you asking about the deposit that you put down on the house that you are currently residing in, and it got broke into.  Any deposit that you put down would go to cover any and all costs needed to repair anything that was damaged.  However, if you have renters insurance (like you should if renting)  the policy would cover any costs incrued due to the breakin.
183981
Not unless your local police department does not charge.\nAny and everyone that I know of requires a fee.