Coquitober (real name Alfonso Ortega) He has become famous on social media by talking about food, and he also collaborates with the RTVE program Bad languages.
He said this Thursday Jesús Cintora and its viewers whether or not it is legal for restaurants or other establishments Additional fees charged at Christmas lottery sale.
“I’ll open the watermelon…They may charge you an additional tithe of €20 2, 3 or 4 euros as they do in many restaurants for their number?” asked the influencer.
He replied to himself:Legally, no, they can’t charge you Nothing more than the 20 euros that the number costs. “They can only do that if she is involved.”
“Of course, the extra money should go to a charity or something they can announce,” he added. “If you go to a bar or a restaurant and they tell you a tithe is 22 euros,” the co-creator told the broadcaster. You can refuse“.
“You have to keep in mind that you will not pay more than 20 euros, but then, What happens to you… will be up to you. “Let hoteliers and customers know that only this price can be charged,” he concluded.