A debate is underway in Florida due to unexpected fees at a local dining establishment. A customer at a diner in Boca Raton was charged extra money, sparking discussion. Further information about this issue and a new state law can be found through CBS12, including details on requirements for restaurants to be transparent about their fees.
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