10 Restaurant spending traps to avoid
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Using long-practiced tricks of the trade, restaurants know how to get as much money out of their customers as possible.
On average, the American household spends $2,500 per year on restaurants, according to an article by Money News Talk.
However, households can save some of that money by understanding the techniques restaurants use to make more money.
Here are the techniques, according to Money News Talk:
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