The stories are set in different walks of life--a TV studio, a rodeo, a bank, an advertising agency, a toy factory--and each one seems to reflect the setting accurately.
Each story accurately portrays a different setting.
The New York City Consumer Affairs Commissioner is quoted as saying Mr. Fishbein has a shot at winning the suit because restaurants are allowed to add a service charge for parties larger than six if the customer is told in advance--but the surcharge is limited to 15 percent.