Chetas81:
foooooolish man business is business, only foooooolish citizen like you mix business with relationship, it's your choice to bring your business into the relationship, not everyone Choice

englishmart:
With your vivid imagination, how many books or movie scripts have you written?
Ode.

Chetas81:
ask me again idiot, this are idea of shithole citizen like you, with this your sick response

englishmart:
You're an irresponsible I'd!ot if you have to pay for food in your wife's restaurant. In fact, you're not a man. I used to think some people were useless until I met you. Now I know that everybody is useful. At least you can be used for a bad example.

Irresponsible man that pays for food in his own house. It's your kind that gets locked out for returning home late

englishmart:
If a wife owns a restaurant, is her husband supposed to pay after eating?

This is a straightforward question.

greyvirgo:
We own a restaurant here in the UK called Yettis Kitchen

I do pay, give extra tips and when I bring my friends over... I cover t the entire bill as well.

For me... I tend to sometimes order over the phone to test the customer service and also feedback on quality

A business must never be mixed with a personal mindset... Its an entity entirely functioning on its own.

Lance008:

Why must you visit the restaurant why can't you eat at home
If you must visit you must pay Na business

If you no won pay you no go fit eat your your satisfaction

You can pay and get your money back at home that's called maturity

wirinet:


Yes, you (or your friends) must pay when you bring your friends over. That's part of marketing, you are bringing your friends to patronise your wife's business.

You feeling hungry and ordering food for yourself is another thing entirely.
Except you are telling me you were/are not involved in your wife's business at all, then she can be excused for charging you for eating at her restaurant. Even at that she is still obligated to feed you and not leaving to be eating at restaurants.

I have lots of experience with restaurants in London. They give staff some free food. Even Macdonalds allow staffs to eat a free meal (excluding the expensive foods).

Those Nigerians screaming business don't mix with relationships don't know the fundamentals of business. Business is about building relationships. Relationship with your staff, relationship with your investors and certainly relationships with your customers. I currently run three business and sometimes I have to bend over backwards to build and maintain my business relationships.

Asking your husband and children to pay for food in your restaurant is a very bad idea. One day you too will definitely need a favour or help from your children or husband, how will you feel if they bill you?

PricelessGem1:
No, because her husband owns her and her restaurant.No peace for ME
MY USELESS OLD HAG WHÓRE MOTHER
MY DRUNKARD OLD FOOL FATHER
and MY entire generations till eternity and beyond in Jesus mighty name Amen!!!.
WOE BETIDE ME AND MY ENTIRE GENERATIONS

WHATEVER I LAY MY HANDS ON, I SHALL NOT PROSPER TILL THE END OF TIME.